‘Saving Ruby King’ deals with race, family, faith and redemption – Florida Courier

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‘Saving Ruby King’ deals with race, family, faith and redemption – Florida Courier

BY DR. GLENN ALTSCHULER SPECIAL TO THE FLORIDA COURIER “It was a good service they gave Alice. Everything laid out so pretty,” Sister Ellison says to Sister Cullen, as they settle into their seats in Calvary Hope Christian Church. “Just don’t make no sense. We ain’t even safe in our own homes.” When a […]

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