Rebirth merges fiction and non-fiction, presenting raw accounts of systemic inequities and the enduring struggle for equality in a nation often heralded as "the land of the free."This novel confronts the undeniable fractures dividing us—none more visible or persistent than those of race and color. It delves into the lived experiences of marginalized communities, often constrained by systemic inequality, economic hardship, and limited educational opportunities. Each chapter is framed as a "contraction," offering a poignant, standalone story that contributes to the larger narrative of the fight for equity.
With an unflinching gaze, Rebirth scrutinizes the harmful ideologies fueling these disparities, such as those perpetuated by movements like "Make America Great Again," which often marginalize vast segments of the population. Through the prayers, struggles, and hopes of its characters, the book underscores the urgent aspirations for justice, dignity, and opportunity long denied to many.