i will, first, introduce kathy farnell who is, grew up in montgomery, alabama. actually, cloverdale, near montgomery. and her wonderful book is "duck and cover: a nuclear family," and it's about that area in the 1950s and 1960s which was an time.and 1960s which was an both of her parents were lawyers. she has a degree inre law. she practiced law until she says she got bored with it. so now she has a media project which is a nonprofit and does collaboration. in 1998 she did one with the smithsonian institution on remembering slavery. our next author, yvette johnson, has a very interesting book, centers on greenwood, mississippi, entitled "the song of silence." the subtitle tellings us a lot, "a story about family, race and what was revealed in a small ton inhe the mississippi delta -- small town in the mississippi delta." it centers on her grandfather, booker wright, a man who knew how to survive and, in some sense, flourish in a caste system and in a system of ray is schism. racism. identified ased a racism. she was a producer in 2012 of an award-winning film, "