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Jesus Land

A Memoir
in: Memoirs
Summary:

The memoir recounts the author's turbulent teenage years growing up in a strict Christian family in rural Indiana, alongside her adopted black brothers. It delves into their experiences of racism, abuse, and the harrowing time spent at a Christian reform school in the Dominican Republic.

Key points:

1. Racial Bias: The book discusses racial prejudice through the author and her adopted black brother's experiences in a white community and their family.

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