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In this book, Freed from Slavery but Still in Bondage, Alice Faye Wimberly tells of her witness to the two great social movements of the latter half of the twentieth century-the civil rights cause and feminism.. Born into a large share-cropping family in the rural South, the author went from being a child laborer in the cotton fields, forced to drop out of school, to eventually becoming a consultant at the college where she is working on her doctorate. But of those early days in the 1940s and 1950s, the author vividly depicts the life of a young Black woman in the South, when as she says, ""You wouldn't have known that slavery had ended."" Here is an inspiring true story that demonstrates how real freedom is attained, from economic bondage and social oppression.

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ALICE FAYE WIMBERLY is the pastor of the Faith Deliverance Ministries in Huntingdon, Tennessee, and also works part-time for Trinity College as an education consultant, where she is a candidate for a Ph.D. in fine arts. For over thirty-five years, the author has been married to her husband, Sherman and is the mother of two sons and two daughters, now adults. Writing and reading take up most of her space time.

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