A story of young men and women struggling to survive in a culture that places them at the bottom of every category told from their own perspective. Their struggle leads them to many perilous circumstances which they must overcome. Although this is a work of fiction there are many historical situations depicted that are not discussed in conventional history classes which this work reveals
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Alif Yah'ya, born Oliver Christi Oates, is the twelfth child of John and Alice Oates. He graduated from Sterling High School in Sheffield, Alabama, before pursuing higher education at La Salle University and the Temple University School of Law in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.Driven by a profound commitment to social justice, Alif's inspiration for his work, Children of the Sun, stems from the urgent need to address the often-overlooked realities of slavery. He believes that the horrific conditions faced by enslaved individuals and the tragic legacy of their experiences deserve greater recognition and discussion. His lifelong mission is to unveil the true nature of slavery and its enduring impact on those brought to this country through illegal means, who have suffered in ways that are difficult to comprehend.Alif's work goes beyond mere exposition; he is dedicated to designing solutions that aim to restore dignity and pride to a resilient people who have endured profound trauma. Children of the Sun represents just a small segment of this extensive effort, reflecting his passion for fostering understanding and healing within the community
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