The Eighth Round is a true story based on the life of Zeke Wilson, who took on a battle that became the federal precedent for all legal findings of same race discrimination.
The story involves common man who found himself faced with racial discrimination. It tells of his struggle and triumph, involving important and timely issues raised through the misuse of authority by both black and white government officials.
It tells of one man’s determination and perseverance in the face of great odds. It tells of his struggle to see this dispute through, often without legal representation and despite his lack of higher education. It powerfully demonstrates the effect that this struggle had on him and his own bi-racial family.
This true story will keep you engaged and cheering for the underdog all the way. It will appeal to a vast audience, and will leave every reader forever changed.
Whenever and wherever you are confronted by injustice, fight it. Don’t believe that you can’t because you lack money, education and power. Stand up and fight for the rights that were earned for us at a high price---- whether that injustice comes from the local, state, or federal government, or from private citizens.
The story involves common man who found himself faced with racial discrimination. It tells of his struggle and triumph, involving important and timely issues raised through the misuse of authority by both black and white government officials.
It tells of one man’s determination and perseverance in the face of great odds. It tells of his struggle to see this dispute through, often without legal representation and despite his lack of higher education. It powerfully demonstrates the effect that this struggle had on him and his own bi-racial family.
This true story will keep you engaged and cheering for the underdog all the way. It will appeal to a vast audience, and will leave every reader forever changed.
Whenever and wherever you are confronted by injustice, fight it. Don’t believe that you can’t because you lack money, education and power. Stand up and fight for the rights that were earned for us at a high price---- whether that injustice comes from the local, state, or federal government, or from private citizens.
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