Warren Clay Coleman: the Leader of the First Black Textile Mill in America: A Clear Unsung Example of Black Enterprise/Capitalism After the

Norman John McCullough, Sr. lives with his wife, Darnelle, in Concord, N.C. Norman moved to Concord in 2012 from the Northeast after he graduated with a bachelor's degree from Hunter College and master's degree from Columbia Teacher's College in 1974. Norman also completed, at Columbia, the course work (not dissertation) for a Ed.D in 1992. Teaching for the past 6 years at Rowan- Cabarrus Community College American History, African-American History and Western Civilization, Norman hopes this book and many others will assist our youth and others understand that our history has many unpleasant facts, however, if we are going to overcome, we must do what is necessary to face the truth and do what ever is necessary to reconcile the past.