Alabama Daisy Black and Poor in the Deep South

About the Book

These are the exciting memoirs of an articulate black lady, who survived the destitution of her childhood by scavenging in the Mobile , Alabama , city dump. She lived in the segregated South during the era of Civil Rights demonstrations. As a mother of six, she overcame the shock of discovering she was one of several wives with whom her itinerant preacher husband claimed conjugal privileges. She became an artist’s model in Boston, where she experienced racist terror and love of a white man. This is a beautiful, upbeat book of love, happiness and the survival of the spirit.

About the Author

From the moment Daisy Lee Brown Renne was born in Alabama’s Mobile General Hospital. She was told she showed signs of being an artist of many talents. Renne is the second eldest of four children, born to Iretta and Ellis Brown, Sr. She has utilized her own childhood experiences as the basis of Alabama Daisy Black and Poor in the deep South, her second published book. Daisy Lee Renne is a licensed Evangelist. She has demonstrated evidence of God’s calling into the ministry of Evangelism and was hereby licensed to exercise gifts in the work of the ministry.