Learning to live : a black woman's journey beyond foster care
(2009)

Nonfiction

Book

Call Numbers:
ESL/BIOGRAPHY/CAMERON,T

Availability

Locations Call Number Status
ESL ESL/BIOGRAPHY/CAMERON,T Available

Details

PUBLISHED
West Berlin, NJ : Townsend Press, [2009]
©2009
DESCRIPTION

x, 278 pages ; 18 cm

ISBN/ISSN
9781591941088 (pbk.), 1591941083 (pbk.)
LANGUAGE
English
NOTES

Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- 1: College career -- 2: Girl grows up in Boston -- 3: My college career begins -- 4: Life in a big city -- 5: Another twist -- 6: Buffalo, round two -- 7: Denmark -- 8: Back in the USA -- 9: Moving up in the Midwest -- 10: Till death do us part? -- 11: Back and forth -- 12: Boston yet again -- 13: Shameful storm -- 14: Rebuilding myself -- 15: World according to Harvard -- 16: Today

From the Publisher: In her first book, Foster Care Odyssey, Theresa Cameron unforgettably described the 18 years she spent as a self-described "ward of the state"-a black girl growing up under the control of a largely white charity in Buffalo, New York. In this sequel, Theresa tells of what happened after she left the foster care system. Without family or community support, Theresa struggles to find her way through the maze of adult life, from college and employment to friendship and romance. Throughout it all, the one-time abandoned black baby grapples with questions of her own identity and place in an often inhospitable world

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