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Regina, What Is the Color of It

By: Curtis W. Jackson
Narrated by: Judy Rounda
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A young woman's letter to her intimate friend, Regina reveals a short story of another close companionship. It is a past account of a bright, aspiring student and her brilliant and beautiful teacher.

The lovely black youth, Mispha struggles for acceptance in a bias affluent society of the latter 1980s. The brave white teacher, Samantha confronts academic pressure as she strives to advance multicultural studies in a predominantly Caucasian community.

They face their limitations and find a compromise in a bonding friendship of sisterhood, sealing it in an association with a handsome professor. The short story, 'Regina, What Is the Color of It' reflects the hues, tones, and shades of a Long Island schoolgirl coming of age just in time.

©2016-2027 Curtis W. Jackson (P)2017 Curtis W. Jackson
Growing Up & Facts of Life Literature & Fiction Teen & Young Adult
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