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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: DECEMBER 20, 2006 — "The
Colored Girl from Long Island", a new book about growing up on
the Island will be available for advance sales on December 27, 2007 online
from Lulu Publishers at www.lulu.com. Lulu publishers is the world’s
fastest-growing print-on-demand digital printer has published the book,
in conjunction with Rams Horn Publishing Company. Rams Horn Publishing
is a part of L & P International. The new book gives us insight into
the lives of a family with Long Island Native American and African American
roots.
Sandi Brewster-walker has written the book about
her early life in North Amityville, Long Island, New York during the 1940s
and 50s, when her family was considered "colored".
She talks openly about her ancestors’ experience
in the small North Amityville hamlet. "North Amityville was just an
area that the Township of Babylon claimed, because neither the Town of Huntington
nor the Village of Amityville wanted the land, or its colored people, when
the Village of Amityville was incorporated," Brewster-walker tells us. For
complete press release please follow this link - PRESS RELEASE