Black and White

What happens when two high school boys from Mississippi meet and immediately have racial conflict? They don't know each other, yet they don't like each other. Unforeseen circumstances force them in to each other's lives and they are forced to walk in each other's shoes. Will they find a way to work together to overcome these obstacles, or will they let their own emotions and pride destroy each other?

Two high school boys from Mississippi meet at football camp and immediately there is racial conflict. Their actions force them into a situation in which they must work together to find a way out. Can the two boys help each other as they prepare for manhood; making wise decisions and building each other up; or will they continue to battle and be overcome by their own frustrations? Will they open their eyes and minds to the people they meet and look for solutions to their struggle, or will they continue to be stuck in their limited perception of life. Can they be willing to see a little of themselves in one another and resolve their differences, or will their trained mindset be too much of a barrier for them to cross.

Rachel Anne Jones is a mother, wife, and nurse. She has spent most of her life in Kansas. She is an avid reader and believes in the value of book knowledge and life lessons. She is passionate about society as a whole and the importance of the presence of every day humanity.