APicturebook: The City of Milwaukee has turned out some bad seeds, and the students are facing self execution. The jails and funeral homes are abundantly rising, and the educational system is corrupt. They need her more than ever. While leading the minority to the right path, Coraz is constantly confronted for having chosen the wrong one. Single in the city at 33, all of her three kids have different fathers, all crass, abusive and black. Needing to try a new approach in her search for successful white skin, she's sidetracked by a 26yr old college, 'Brotha, ' with the old, run of "The Mill," agenda. She suspects that he's really a thug in disguise. Will Coraz continue to blow Mill off, or will Mill blow her away? Literally Don't eem trip to read this one This book is followed by a sequel called, "God I Respect Ya Gangsta," as dying Coraz confesses all of the tragic details of her life as the character, "Rainia." Teresa Rae has also written comedy screen play, "TAXES" with Mel Parr Jr. www.lulu.com/teresarae