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The Queen of Sugar Hill

by ReShonda Tate

The Queen of Sugar Hill

by ReShonda Tate

Embark on an emotional journey with Hattie McDaniel, the overlooked Hollywood icon, in 'The Queen of Sugar Hill.' Charting her ascent to becoming the first Black Oscar winner for her role in 'Gone With the Wind,' Hattie's story transcends mere fame. Grappling with an industry that typecasts her and a society riven by racial divides, Hattie battles for roles while advocating for Black actors in a prejudiced world. This novel weaves through her vibrant personal life, chronicling friendships, romances, and her tireless fight for equality. ReShonda Tate crafts a profound narrative of resilience, capturing the heartache of unrecognized talent and the triumph of a spirit that refused to be quenched by discrimination. Celebrate the determination of an actress who defied every odd to pave the way for future generations.

  • Historical
  • Fiction
  • Biography
  • Equality
  • Race
  • Hollywood
  • Inspirational
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