Don't Hold Me Back: My Life and Art

Growing up as a sharecropper's child in 1950s Georgia, Winfred Rembert shares his inspiring journey through evocative paintings and personal narrative. His artwork, reminiscent of Jacob Lawrence and Horace Pippin, captures the essence of personal courage and the strength of the black community during the civil rights movement. Rembert's memoir highlights the resilience of individuals who faced oppression, emphasizing that the movement was fueled by the unyielding spirit of ordinary people. Color photos enhance this powerful story of self-discovery and artistic expression.