Eugene Wright

In his nine and a half decades on earth, Eugene Wright knew one thing very well: change. He remembers the invention of the television and the invention of the iPhone. But when he reflected on the world, he marveled not at the changes but at what had stayed the same.

As a Civil rights activist he saw leaders and movements come and go, but the plight of the common man stayed the same. And as a preacher, he experience many different struggles that came and went, but his faith remained consistent.

In this collection, we explore Eugene Wrights experiences with the nuances of racism and discrimination, the lasting effects of war, the result of anger and explosive protests, and the enduring power of love and perseverance.