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Bound by honor, Betrayed by trust. -Foreigner.
Contributor(s): Dale, Matthew Eaton (Author), Anderson, Dyshan (Illustrator), Anderson, Ariiana (Illustrator)

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 ISBN:     ISBN-13: 9798736670765
Publisher: Independently Published
OUR PRICE: $24.69  

Binding Type: Paperback
Published: April 2021
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BISAC Categories:
- Fiction | African American - Urban
Physical Information: 0.9" H x 6" W x 9" L (1.31 lbs) 446 pages
 
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This story is about redemption and the atonement of past transgressions. Bound By honor betrayed by trust follows the tale of Jean-Jacque, son of Haitian immigrants. He came to the United States with his parents seeking a better quality of life. His parents discovered at a young age that he was a gifted musician. Through music, he made friends, and those friends became foes. His father, Henri, experienced racism and discrimination by his colleagues while working as a professor at MIT. They were wroth with anger and exhibited xenophobia against any foreigners taking advantage of all the great opportunities here in the states that should only be available to Americans. To avoid any further criticism or conflict with anyone else on campus, he accepted a new job as a professor at NYU. At the same time, the change in scenery was good for him and his wife.

The vicious cycle of bigotry continued with his son Jean Jacque while attending NYC private school. His son Jean Jacque, angry about how narrow-minded-minded the world was towards foreigners. He embarked on a journey where he was forced to participate in a program designed for gifted foreign exchange students. After he was charged with assault and battery in grade school for defending himself against being brutalized by a few privileged American students. Jean Jacque uncovered the despicable truth behind The Program. Through his resolve, he was able to atone for his involvement. The program was not at all what it seems to be. With the help of a few good friends, he revitalized it to lend a helping hand to future foreign exchange students seeking a better education in the United States. Jean-Jacque vowed to change the narrative of being called foreigner in a place by the people where dreams become a reality.
 
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