Equality, Injustice, Or What?

by Ollie Marshall-rico

Overview

Pacific Book Review:
Ollie Marshall-Rico offers a compelling and objective evaluation of law
enforcement in America, acknowledging the good and the bad in her book, Equality, Injustice, or What? Her approach is sincere and straight to the point.

Hollywood Book Review:
Although, this well-researched and thought-provoking and impelling- gem by Ollie Marshall-Rico models qualifies as one of the most influential civil rights books on the
shelves today.

She is one of sixteen children, born in Springfield, Arkansas, within the community of Union Chapel. She has published eight books: The ABC Character Builder, Fire in My Bones, Sprouts OF The Spirit, Commander-in-Chief (The 44th President), Searching...Genealogy...Connecting...Phase I, Scattered Changes (Step Ladder Changes),
Surviving the Stain of Losing My First Love, Equality, Injustice, or What?
She is a retired educator from the Newark Public School System, Newark, New Jersey.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940185895559
Publisher:	Barnes & Noble Press
Publication date:	02/24/2023
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	2 MB

About the Author

Ollie has published seven books: The ABC Character Builder, Fire in My Bones, Commander in Chief (The 44th President), Searching-Genealogy-Connecting: Phase I, Sprouts of the Spirit, Scattered Changes, Equality, Injustice or What.

She is the seventh of sixteen children, a native of Springfield, Arkansas, from the community of Union Chapel. She now makes her home in Orange, New Jersey, with her husband. She is a retired Newark Public School educator and a former VISTA Volunteer. She speaks through her poetry. She received a BA in Sociology from Northridge State University, Northridge, California; a Secondary Certificate in Social Studies from Montclair State University through the State of New Jersey; a Certificate in Preschool and Special Education, Kindergarten through the 12th grade from Kean College State University, Union New Jersey. As a VISTA Volunteer, with other VISTA Volunteers, She played a significant role in helping create the first Rent Control Bill in the City of Newark; she is a lifetime member of the NAACP, a community activist, and an active member of the church.