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Up from Where We've Come is the true story about music legend Charles Wright as a young boy long before he gained his musical status. Charles Wright writes about his childhood and his family's trials and tribulations on a cotton plantation.The owner of the plantation is Edward Miles, a cruel sharecropper who uses his unfair advantage to dominated Charles' family. Miles owned 400 acres of land, and he made the family work 40 acres of his plot. Naturally, such a responsibility required an oversized family, which, at the time, was a sharecropper's dream.Charles' father worked closely with Miles to reinforce poor working conditions and punishments for those who did not meet production expectations. The implications of poverty drove Charles' father to develop a habit of taking his personal frustrations out on him.At the critical age of eight, Charles' father demanded he pick no less than a hundred pounds of cotton a day in which he could not deliver. Failure to comply with orders meant harsh whippings which were continuous and daily even after the family relocated to California.During the late 1940s and early 1950s, Charles' parents decided to leave the cotton industry for good. They plotted a scheme to leave the plantation, where they moved into Clarksdale. However, Miles was not so willing to let go of his workers. The old sharecropper was relentless in making life difficult for Charles' family. In an effort to dash the dreams of the family, Miles used his influence among other white Southerners to deny Charles' father employment. Trapped in a desperate bid for survival amidst economic despair, the family was constantly at a breaking point.Up from Where We've Come details the true life stories of Charles Wright and his family; their one incident after another; their numerous trials and tribulations; and their harsh mind manipulations labeled "SHARE CROP MENTALITY" still present even today.But how did they get away? Charles' mother sought help from her oldest daughter, who had already moved out of the state. But before then, the narrative takes many twists and turns. Yet, in the end, it has a surprisingly pleasant way of resolving itself despite overwhelming odds.Up from Where We've Come reveals the determination of the human spirit and its' will to always find a way to prevail. It is a testimony of brain wash that even free in California, the "SHARE CROP MENTALITY" kept them enslaved to the brutal beatings. Yet, Charles Wright prevails!Currently Available at Amazon and KindleContactCharles Wright today to order your copy of UP From Where We've Come. Charles proudly writes for audiences nationwide, with emphasis in California.
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