I Ate the Cake: A Journey for Justice

Darline never looked for trouble. So how did this small-town Mississippi native find herself speaking against injustices in a large Texas school district? From a seasoned educator to a provoked justice fighter, Darline sounded the alarm. She didn't realize the emotional undertaking.

Darline debunked the myth of a boring Christian life. In her debut memoir, I Ate the Cake: A Journey for Justice, Darline also detailed the pains and joys of walking with Christ. The author didn't evade from including her own struggles in taming her tongue and withholding physical aggressions. Darline's storytelling intertwined Biblical recounts encourage readers that Kingdom living is necessary and purposeful.

I Ate the Cake: A Journey for Justice, is a creative Christian nonfiction memoir detailing the war cry for all to take a stand. The author included the improbable district documentation that fueled her determination in the revised edition. Readers can expect a rollercoaster of emotions with a steady grace of encouragement. I Ate the Cake: A Journey for Justice will give a realistic perspective on systemic racism and the need for change.