"True Identity" presents a collection of narrative poetry that shares a spiritual enlightenment and an awakening of heritage through personal stories, original verse, art, Bible verses, and images. The story begins with the end of one journey that leads to a spiritual awakening in the next one.

Author India Wilson believes that it is sociologically important for the so-called black race to know their true identity because it affects their moral fiber, social mobility, and total well-being. This knowledge can strengthen every aspect of their moral fiber, greatly improving their well-being and the ways in which they interact with the world. It is India's desire to share her poetic journey of racial identity as it connects with her passion to make a difference in the lives of others. House Negro A house Negro told me not to write this book He said he feared for my lifeFor the words are hooks (connections)A hook to release Blacks (Israelites) from the chains and the crooksFor he was fearful because of the truth--Lives are tookHe said he was brought in as a witness--He seen it the other dayHe held their demise in silence and went on about his wayI told him that I understood and know the truth in what he was sayingBut the souls and life of our people are being slain ...

"True Identity" presents a collection of narrative poetry that shares a spiritual enlightenment and an awakening of heritage through personal stories, original verse, art, Bible verses, and images. The story begins with the end of one journey that leads to a spiritual awakening in the next one.

Author India Wilson believes that it is sociologically important for the so-called black race to know their true identity because it affects their moral fiber, social mobility, and total well-being. This knowledge can strengthen every aspect of their moral fiber, greatly improving their well-being and the ways in which they interact with the world. It is India's desire to share her poetic journey of racial identity as it connects with her passion to make a difference in the lives of others. House Negro A house Negro told me not to write this book He said he feared for my lifeFor the words are hooks (connections)A hook to release Blacks (Israelites) from the chains and the crooksFor he was fearful because of the truth--Lives are tookHe said he was brought in as a witness--He seen it the other dayHe held their demise in silence and went on about his wayI told him that I understood and know the truth in what he was sayingBut the souls and life of our people are being slain ...