Men We Reaped

Why read it

• You will see what the poverty and health numbers for a place mean in the lives of real families
• You will learn to hear what is left unsaid when people talk about a dangerous place
• You will understand how poverty, limited schooling and thin social support can cost lives

Who it is for

• Someone who knows the poverty statistics but not the lives behind them
• Someone from outside the South who wants to understand it from inside
• Someone grieving a friend or sibling lost young

Contents

1. Prologue
2. We Are in Wolf Town
3. Roger Eric Daniels III
4. We Are Born
5. Demond Cook
6. We Are Wounded
7. Charles Joseph Martin
8. We Are Watching
9. Ronald Wayne Lizana
10. We Are Learning
11. Joshua Adam Dedeaux
12. We Are Here

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