My Life's Journey

Julius Greene's autobiography tells a compelling tale about his trials and tribulations as a young black man who grew up in the township of Allendale. This was a rural farming county , where the distance between family houses was about a quarter of a mile apart. Julius and his family grew up without electricity, running water, bathrooms, force-air heating system, air-conditioners, and other basic facilities. They had to make do with outhouse toilets with sears-roebuck catalogs for toilet paper,