
REAL & RELEVANT
ABOUT WILLIAM FREDRICK

I remember all the conversations that I wanted to have after my father passed away when I was 24 years old.
WHO AM I is the book that I wish my father had left for me, as a guide to help me navigate through life.
WHO AM I is a poetic journey of my life experiences, and how those life experiences impacted and molded me into the man I am today.
I am Todd William Fredrick Hunter, Sr…And I am on a mission to leave this world a better place than how I found it.
I believe with all my heart that an open mind, will find an open door, so turn the page and explore more. Welcome to my poetic journey, and the world of narrative poetry.
WILLIAM FREDRICK

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WHO AM I is a captivating, poetic narrative of an African American man navigating through life looking for love. Looking for love of self, for love of culture, for love of family, and love of knowledge. Only to find heartache, racism, deception, death and disappointments along his path.
WHO AM I is a transparent story, that educates its readers on how an African American man navigates through life in a world that hates everything about him, especially the color of his skin.
WHO AM I is about the content of his character. It is the testimony of what he has learned about life and what the world thinks of him, and what he thinks of the world as a result.
So, I leave for my beautiful seeds. My life thoughts, my life lessons, fertilizer to kill off the weeds of life, and when I'm dead and gone something to read. If they ever need me, I will be there.
Therefore, I share-never to compare or compete, only for my children to reap what God has sown. I'm coming into my own. When I'm dead and gone, my writings will never allow my children to feel alone.
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Don't miss the upcoming book signing!
July 10th- Cleveland, Ohio

Two months before you were born, I watched as the doctors turned you in your mother's stomach so that you wouldn't be born feet first like me. When you came into this world on 10/21/1998 face up, you immediately opened your eyes and looked me dead in mine, as if to say-you know you just met your match. R.I.P Stink!
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Metropolitan Community College
presents
Black History Month 2022
VIRTUAL Book Fair
Moderated by Karen Johns
Adjunct Professor, University of Nebraska Omaha
Retired, Omaha Public Schools
Musical entertainment by Ananias “Markey” Montague, Minister of Music & Fine Arts, Salem Baptist Church
Thursday, February 17
6:30-8 p.m. CST
Connect to Zoom at https://zoom.us/j/99568907284