"The Sins of My Sister" is a historical fiction set in Southern California during the time of racial segregation, when societal norms dictated that Black and White Americans were not supposed to interact. Through its narrative, the book explores profound themes that resonate deeply with readers.
Racial Division: the story delves into the societal barriers that separated communities based on race, highlighting the challenges and injustices faced during this period.
Unity and Collaboration: reflection on the potential achievements that could have been realized if racial divisions had not existed. This theme encourages readers to imagine a world where unity and collaboration transcend racial boundaries.
Reflection on Historical Injustice: this book serves as a lens to examine the consequences of segregation, urging readers to reflect on the missed opportunities for progress and the long-term impact of racial discrimination.
Hope for Change: while rooted in historical realities, the narrative fosters hope for a future where inclusivity and mutual understanding can lead to collective growth and achievement.
Family Dynamics Across Cultures: The Jackson and Di Angelo families are fiction, inspired by the author's wish for cultural acceptance and unity.