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Nunc Coepi

Now I Begin - A Memoir

John T. Williams
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Year
2025
Language
English
Publisher
JT Publishing

About

John "JT" Williams, a young black man growing up on the seamy side of Chicagoland, stood at a crossroads. He figured he had two choices: He could run the streets with others his age and probably wind up behind bars like a caged animal, or he could get an education that led him on a path toward a better life than that endured by his mother and her forebears, the direct descendants of slaves.

He chose the latter. But being a black man living in a predominately white world still presented many challenges and obstacles to overcome.

Join JT on his journey to, if not quite the promised land, a place of productivity and prosperity.

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