Sin Child is the personal account of a strong-minded Child who endured a daily struggle to find the smallest amount of acceptance and, many times, a place to fall asleep at night.
Waking up, at the age of ten, in a house surrounded by fire and men in white robes, she was terrified of what was usually only feared by blacks and the LGBT community.
The innocence and nostalgia of a one-traffic-light town fades too fast for the cotton-top Child with a neglectful, angry mother and an absent father.
Sin Child is the personal account of a strong-minded Child who endured a daily struggle to find the smallest amount of acceptance and, many times, a place to fall asleep at night