More than I Imagined What a Black Man Discovered About the White Mother He Never Knew [Audiobook]
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English | ASIN: B0BBY8Y2WG | 2023 | 6 hours and 38 minutes | M4B@128 kbps | 368 MB
Author: John Blake
Narrator: John Blake
An award-winning journalist tells the story of his quest to reconcile with his white mother and the family he'd never met-and how faith brought them all together. John Blake grew up in a notorious Black neighborhood in inner-city Baltimore that became the setting for the HBO series The Wire. There he became a self-described "closeted biracial person," hostile toward white people while hiding the truth of his mother's race. The son of a Black man and a white woman who met when interracial marriage was still illegal, Blake knew this much about his mother: She vanished from his life not long after his birth, and her family rejected him because of his race. But at the age of seventeen, Blake had a surprise encounter that uncovered a disturbing family secret.
This launched him on a quest to reconcile with his white family. His search centered on two questions: "Where is my mother?" and "Where do I belong?" More Than I Imagined is Blake's propulsive true story about how he answered those questions with the help of an interracial church, a loving caregiver's sacrifice, and an inexplicable childhood encounter that taught him the importance of forgiveness. Blake covered some of the biggest stories about race in America for twenty-five years before realizing that "facts don't change people, relationships do." He owes this discovery to "radical integration," which was the only way forward for him and his family-and is the only way forward for America as a multiracial democracy. More Than I Imagined is a hopeful story for our difficult times.
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