Kathryn Galloway's Newly Released "From the Eyes of the Freedom Baby" Is a Heart Wrenching Take On the Social and Political Unrest of the Deep South in 1954.

MEADVILLE, Pa., Feb. 28, 2019 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- "From the Eyes of the Freedom Baby": a gripping and powerful story that exposes the challenges associated with African Americans who are living through the civil rights movement to obtain basic human rights that many took for granted. "From the Eyes of the Freedom Baby" is the creation of published author, Kathryn Galloway, an avid promotor of the right to vote and helping others use their voice. She is a native of Selma, Alabama who resides in Eustis, Florida with her husband.

Galloway states, "Now moving from a large city into Selma, Alabama, where the blacks were not allowed to even sit and be served in a restaurant or able to walk on the same side of the sidewalk with white folks, was big cultural shock. My father was very bright, a self-educated kind of man. He could talk to anyone about anything, so to come into this small town and look at what was happening, his radar went off as to things that needed to change in the South."

Published by Christian Faith Publishing, Kathryn Galloway's new book dives into the middle of the civil rights movement. Galloway shares the emotional story of one of the most heartrending civil wars of American history and how her father coped with being a minister and rallying behind fellow men and women who were determined to make a change.

View a synopsis of "From the Eyes of the Freedom Baby" on YouTube.

Consumers can purchase "From the Eyes of the Freedom Baby" at traditional brick & mortar bookstores, or online at Amazon.com, Apple iTunes store, or Barnes and Noble.

For additional information or inquiries about "From the Eyes of the Freedom Baby", contact the Christian Faith Publishing media department at 866-554-0919.

SOURCE Christian Faith Publishing