This autobiography is Ms. Shuler's personal exploration of this world with a personal in depth view of her life. She takes a journey through difficult periods of her life as a child from the inner city who grows up with a poor, single mother who dreamed of becoming an attorney. This story is an awakening to the difficult odds children from the inner-city have to overcome and the strength Ms. Shuler gained to survive childhood sexual abuse, homelessness, rapes, assaults, drug use, and then even after law school false arrests, a false criminal conviction, domestic violence, sexism and racism. Ms. Shuler connects her background with public policy which seeks to maintain a status quo at the expense of citizens' rights. She point to this nation's promise of all having the unalienable right to quest for "life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness" as a contradiction because she proclaims, "So many like I rarely see the promise of justice for all fulfilled and received by all." She describes former presidents Thomas Jefferson and George Washington as slave owners, rapists and father of bi-racial children they held captured as slaves. She writes: This country was built on lies. It is claimed that George Washington was honest and told his father, "I cannot tell a lie..." Well he may not have been able to tell a lie but he certainly lived one. He was a slave owner, a rapist, a father of a bi-racial child(ren) just like former president Thomas Jefferson. Only the Strong Survive "by the grace of God" explains that there is light at the end of the tunnel, sunshine after rain, hope for the hopeless and a world for those whom life has not been very fair with," says Agenyi Arome, "I saw through the eye of faith that to every man who believes he can make it, even when situations around him tells him all hope is lost he attains the greatest heights of achievement; because he dares to believe he can..." "It is an awakening, an inspiration, it is a message to all to - DARE TO DREAM."
About the Author: As child from the inner city, who grews up with a poor, single mother Ms. Shuler dreamed of becoming an attorney. As an alumni of a Jewish law school, at 31 opened a Law Office, founded UB1 Power for the community. UB1 Power is a grassroots organization seeking to uplift all through unity. Ms. Shuler has a passion for young people, particularly children in the inner-city. Ms. Shuler Started mentoring youth while a teenage; at the age of 14. Ms. Shuler has performed the following community services: Ketcham Elementary School, Tutor (1992 - 1993), Key Day Care Center Child Care Provider (1994), Kramer Junior High School Tutor (1995), Boys and Girls Club (1995 - 1996), Early Model Early Learning Center Teaching Assistance (1996-1997), Stepping Stones Shelter Residential Assistance & Child Care Provider (1998-1999), Harry S. Thomas Recreational Center Camp Counselor, Basketball Coach & Tutor (2003-present), and for the University of Maryland she was a mentor for the Big Sister/Big Brother Program and the Office of Multicultural Student Education (OMSE) from 1997-1999. Ms. Shuler is the mother of the youngest published author in the world Meleik Delaney who created the Fighters of Justice children's book series and Mehkhy Delaney another child author who performs a monologue about racism. Mehkhy's first children's books series is titled I am the Great Mehkhy.