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This is the story of America and the journey of an American of African descent impacted by racial segregation laws gradually changed during his adolescent and adult years that provided opportunities to excel in his chosen profession. The author also provides a commentary on the importance of Choice and relationships in the journey of life.

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US Army Brigadier General, Retired, Former Chief Operating Officer and Deputy Librarian, Library of Congress, Founding Director AmeriCorps National Civilian Community Corps, Former Chief Operating Officer and Chief of Staff, Atlanta, GA; Author, American Racism and What You Can Do About It. Resides in Kansas City, MO and Henderson, NV; Widowed, father of Jeffrey Jerome Scott and Grandfather of Taylor and Summer Scott and Desiree Hoeck-Scott and Gina Pedit-Scott

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