Nevertheless She Persisted: judicial abuse towards voiceless Americans

by Lena Hardaway

Nevertheless, She is a groundbreaking exploration of abuse of power in the federal court's system. How Judge Richard Leon judicial abuse caused the author to develop Agoraphobia. "If the police are not going to enforce my rights and Judges are not going to enforce my rights - I am safer at home." NPS goes into detail about the judicial abuse across America and the author's family history of jim crow injustice from 1932-2018: Grandfather was forced to flee Georgia; Great Uncle while in uniform was attacked and blinded by South Carolina police after being honourably discharged from the U.S. Army; Mother was born a slave in the late 1960's The lack of accountability and oversight cause police and judges to believe impoverished people rights are optional; thereby creating a world where the voiceless have no voice.

202 pages, Paperback

Published September 22, 2018

Reviews

[James Wright · Rating 5 out of 5]

The title speaks volumes!!! Loved learning the difficulty economically disadvantage class and individual with disabilities face trying to access their rights. Definitely a great read. Recommended to all marginalize youth so that they understand and are able to navigate and progress in life. I rated the book with 5 stars because it moved me intellectually and emotionally. It reminds people to dig a little deeper and that perseverance is paramount.