Publisher's Synopsis
Historically black neighborhoods are constantly abandoned and stigmatized. Their history hidden from history books. They are over-policed and underserved. Tulsa, the Greenwood District, referred to as 'Black Wall Street' was burned to the ground in 1921. It's history left in ashes. The Red Hill Community of Keedysville, Maryland was another thriving African-American community forgotten under the ticket sales of tourism. The only history remaining in a few marked graves.Jonathan Street, of Hagerstown, MD, is one of the state's oldest African American neighborhoods. When Amos 'EZ' Dawkins, a former cop, turned activist moves into a renovated cabin on Jonathan Street, he learns he is up against very powerful and dark forces. He will have to battle against entities that want to see the African American community fall and also fight against the trauma forced on those living there. A dark past will come to light. A darkness that will have to be faced by the entire community.A tale of true historical, horror.
