A poignant tale of childhood on a post-Civil War plantation, exploring innocence, friendship, and buried secrets.
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A poignant tale of childhood on a post-Civil War plantation, exploring innocence, friendship, and buried secrets.
Journey with Dr. Fuqua back to a much simpler time in our history then move forward to the present thinking of "Black Lives Matter" and the "MeToo" movement. Because these topics are very much in the forefront of our country, the author felt a need to chronicle her early life growing up on a former slave plantation near her hometown, Fort Valley, Georgia. We Were Innocent illustrates how na�ve children are in regard to race relations and sexual matters. While she loved many of the Colored people...
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Moderate references to lack of sex education affecting children; not explicit.
Minor violence mentioned in reviews; not central or graphic.
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Moderate focus on post-Civil War social and cultural themes.
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Moderate depiction of systemic suffering in post-Civil War setting.
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