E. Dolores Johnson has consulted on diversity for think tanks, universities, major corporations and nonprofits and has served as a panelist for the Harvard Faculty Seminar on Inter-racialism. Johnson is a former Fortune 500 marketing vice president who later oversaw the digitization of John F. Kennedy's presidential papers. She holds an MBA from Harvard Business School and a BA from Howard University. She lives in Boston, Massachusetts.
A family's hidden history reveals a powerful story of race, identity, and love in mid-20th century America.
E. Dolores Johnson unearths a shocking secret: her white mother vanished from her family in the 1940s, reinventing herself in a black community. Why did she abandon her past, and what did it mean for Johnson's own sense of self?
Say I'm Dead is a deeply personal exploration of race, family, and identity. Through five generations of interracial relationships, Johnson uncovers the hidden truths that shaped her family's destiny. This poignant memoir is perfect for readers seeking
