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Viewer's Discretion Advised

Keanakay Scott
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Pages
160
Year
2019
Language
English
Publisher
Keanakay Scott

About

In a mosaic of raw, unfiltered memories forced to the surface by post-traumatic stress,Viewer's Discretion Advised tells the story of a life behind the statistics. The life of an individual human being trapped by social systems and ignored by a society that finds it easier to look the other way. From California to Washington, D.C. to Alabama, Keanakay Scott traveled not only across this nation's vast geography but also through its heartless policies and practices that diminish those most in need. Rather than give up, as Keana grew from childhood to motherhood, she told herself, over-and-over, "It has to get better." Foster care. Child abuse. Homelessness. Sexual assault. Keanakay experienced it all-and throughout it all, she beat the odds and maintained hope.

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