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Program: Readings from "Walk With Us" by Elizabeth Gordon (2 posts)
In groups:
Drama
Presentations
By Crandall, Dostie & Douglass Books (publisher), a branch of The Institute for the Study of White American Culture (in a multicultural context);
Elizabeth Gordon
In "Walk With Us", Elizabeth Gordon recounts the spiritual & cultural odyssey as she and her female partner take into their home a 14-year old expecting triplets. It is a learning experience on multiple levels, mixing as it did Black Muslims and white Quakers, straight and gay, not to mention the generational differences. Elizabeth recounts the deeply emotional and powerfully spiritual twists and turns of helping raise 3 beautiful baby boys in trying circumstances. Indie Book Award Winner. See reviews at Friends Journal, Multicultural Review and elsewhere. www.walkwithus.info Gordon is available for readings from the book and presentations about racial healing, with a focus on white privilege and how to let it go. Postings
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Elizabeth had to cope with different black/white cultural concepts of how to deal with discipline with children, and it was an important learning experience in both directions. From ...
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When did love arrive - for the triplets, their father and, finally for their mother? In this excerpt from the first chapter of Walk With Us, Elizabeth talks...
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