Los Angeles High School Alumni

"...It was 1960 in Los Angeles.  There was a Gestapo police chief & the black folks living east of La Brea were still called Negroes.   For 17 year old September Jackson, coal black in color, newly developed breasts and a crown of pressed hair, nothing was more important than her upcoming Cotillion...to her mother, nothing was more important than 'the list' she made to ensure the right boy stood next to her daughter on that day.  But the right boy turned out to..." Want more?  Get a copy of - WHITE COAT FEVER at your local bookstore.

Just a short little video interview I did in Las Vegas during the kickoff booksigning.  Enjoy!