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ABOUT OUR BOOK
UNITY OF THE FORGOTTEN is the first and only book in the 21st Century to be conceived, researched, authored, edited, illustrated, and published in its entirety by a multiracial collaboration of actively detained Inmates, without any professional assistance. If you’re interested in a discussion that’s real, and that has the ability to make a true difference, then this pulse-pounding edge of your seat experience is a MUST-READ for you.
Read about the remarkably genuine, first-hand account from Inmates of Black, White, and Latino heritage, how they unified to survive difficult circumstances, and their unfiltered message about what it takes to endure while being imprisoned during a pandemic. Learn about the round table gathering where Inmates gifted each other the unusual privilege of tolerance, as they discussed
racially sensitive issues such as inequality, immigration & the border, slurs, physical abuse, and gun control. This fascinating book resides in a category of its own.
“Our goal was to bring you where cameras can never come, and to show you a different side of possibility. We are proud of our final product; it tells our story, and provided a rare venue for us to express ourselves and thoughts to the world in an honorable manner; and most importantly, in our “own” way, with no media outlet to filter us.
A.I. Marchron
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SOME INMATE REACTIONS
Inmate Name: Sway | Inmate Age: 29
INTRODUCTION
WHAT DID YOU THINK ABOUT THE BOOK?
WHAT WAS YOUR FAVORITE PART?
WHAT WOULD YOU TELL ANOTHER INMATE
ABOUT THE BOOK?
Inmate Name: Tomas | Inmate Age: 34
INTRODUCTION
WHAT DID YOU THINK ABOUT THE BOOK?
WHAT WAS YOUR FAVORITE PART?
WHAT WOULD YOU TELL ANOTHER INMATE
ABOUT THE BOOK?
Short Reviews
‘’I like it, I really like the history’’
Versace V.
Brownsville, TX age: 35
‘’This is not a hood book, this is for education’’
Jerry W.
Jackson, MS age: 38
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‘’ As I read I kept getting a sense of my childhood; as in throughout
elementary and high school , learning as I grew up. Only they didn’t
teach us the significance of the different races, as spoke on this book.
I was raised in an all white town and community and wasn’t subjected to
nationalities. My father raised us to not be racist and to give peace a
chance and more than anything that is what I gathered from this book.
Unity’’
Billy R.
Dexter, MO age: 44______________5/5 stars
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‘’ Very informative, crosses cultural lines. I’ve been locked
21 years and have read many books about history, but this book still
taught me a lot. Looking at our origins, I see that we have a lot more
in common than not. I am proud to see what a group of inmate men can
accomplish when working together, corporately.
Delante‘’Supreme’’M.
Washington, DC age: 39___________3/5 stars
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’ A crash course in history, written in a manner that is appealing and
Easy to understand. I am from France , so it was nice to see the origins
of the French revolution and Haiti in the book. You will find this book
refreshing.’’
Yves C.
Chambery, France age: 40__________4.5/5 stars
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OUR CURRENT PROJECTS
“Communism May Not Be What You Think”
“Career Without College”
“Victims of the United States of America”
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The Forgotten
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The IM Papers
As in THE “INMATE” papers, will be a series of essays released periodically on this site that will offer the Union’s perspective on various subjects that are prevalent in American society.
