Community, Trust, and Historical Narrative

This chapter explores the intricate themes of trust and community within a reimagined narrative inspired by Fitzgerald, focusing on the polarizing figure, James Mann. It discusses the historical Sugarhill case and the efforts of lesser-known legal figures like Lauren Miller in confronting racial covenants and systemic injustices. The chapter emphasizes storytelling as a means to reclaim marginalized histories and advocates for genuine connections and dialogue as essential components in understanding complex social dynamics.