This is the Third Edition of The Race Card (completed January 2022)
Imagine being born and raised in New York City and receiving a phone call one day that your grandmother had passed away and left you some property. The one stipulation is that you must actually live on the property for five full years before it will be yours. And before you can sell or lease it out. To make matters worse you're African-American and the property is in Mississippi of all places. Combine that with the leader of a local militia group who wants the property for his own and the fireworks begin to fly.

Read the struggles of Fayola Wilson as she moves from New York City to Hattiesburg, Mississippi in search of a place to call her own.