The Village by Lowell Evans
The Village is a book that shows how an educated and successful family man is working hard in Corporate America to continue to succeed and take care of his family. His name is Mr. Kevin Bolden; he lives in a neighborhood called, "The Village."
The story takes place in a New England state in the late 2000s, where discrimination was not something that was evident to the naked eye like it had been many years before. Kevin Bolden, being an African American man, was not focusing on disparities due to cultural differences as he was not raised that way. He thought he had proven himself in his career at Hopkins Technology and felt that others were not necessarily focusing on the color of his skin, but instead were focused on his achievements and character.
Life was good for Mr. Bolden at Hopkins Tech until he happened to have an "Epileptic Seizure" while at work. Little did he know how his future could change after that first seizure on the job, even though he returned to work the very next day. He then became aware of the serious challenges that began to take place on the job and knew he was not prepared to handle them by himself. Where would he find the much-needed help to overcome the devastating array of events that he was now facing? How could he make his management understand that, yes, he had epilepsy BUT epilepsy did not have him
The Village is a book that shows how an educated and successful family man is working hard in Corporate America to continue to succeed and take care of his family. His name is Mr. Kevin Bolden; he lives in a neighborhood called, "The Village."
The story takes place in a New England state in the late 2000s, where discrimination was not something that was evident to the naked eye like it had been many years before. Kevin Bolden, being an African American man, was not focusing on disparities due to cultural differences as he was not raised that way. He thought he had proven himself in his career at Hopkins Technology and felt that others were not necessarily focusing on the color of his skin, but instead were focused on his achievements and character.
Life was good for Mr. Bolden at Hopkins Tech until he happened to have an "Epileptic Seizure" while at work. Little did he know how his future could change after that first seizure on the job, even though he returned to work the very next day. He then became aware of the serious challenges that began to take place on the job and knew he was not prepared to handle them by himself. Where would he find the much-needed help to overcome the devastating array of events that he was now facing? How could he make his management understand that, yes, he had epilepsy BUT epilepsy did not have him
The Village is a book that shows how an educated and successful family man is working hard in Corporate America to continue to succeed and take care of his family. His name is Mr. Kevin Bolden; he lives in a neighborhood called, "The Village."
The story takes place in a New England state in the late 2000s, where discrimination was not something that was evident to the naked eye like it had been many years before. Kevin Bolden, being an African American man, was not focusing on disparities due to cultural differences as he was not raised that way. He thought he had proven himself in his career at Hopkins Technology and felt that others were not necessarily focusing on the color of his skin, but instead were focused on his achievements and character.
Life was good for Mr. Bolden at Hopkins Tech until he happened to have an "Epileptic Seizure" while at work. Little did he know how his future could change after that first seizure on the job, even though he returned to work the very next day. He then became aware of the serious challenges that began to take place on the job and knew he was not prepared to handle them by himself. Where would he find the much-needed help to overcome the devastating array of events that he was now facing? How could he make his management understand that, yes, he had epilepsy BUT epilepsy did not have him