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Nonfiction Book- There Is Something About Edgefield Shining a Light on the Black Community through History, Genealogy & Genetic DNA

Guest Natonne Elaine Kemp
Guest Natonne Elaine Kemp
in Black Literature

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How many of you knew the story about those brilliant African-American women working at NASA BEFORE seeing the movie “Hidden Figures”? Probably not most. The role ofAfrican-Americans has often been downplayed, overlooked, ignored. My co-author, the late Edna Gail Bush, and I sought to right the wrong by shining a light on African-American residents of Edgefield County, SC. “Until lions become their own historians, every story will glorify the hunter.”  The book is available on Amazon as e-book,  paperback & hardcover. Check out our website- https://www.rockypondpress.com 

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