Local author\, former Jacksonville Public Library librarian\, and current Friends of the Bradham and Brooks Library vice-president Marshelle Berry joins us to talk about her book It Still Hurts: My Father's Painful Account of Survival at the Florida Industrial School for Boys\, as part of the Evening with the Friends of the Bradham and Brooks Library.
\nAbout the author: \; Marshelle Ber ry has garnered acclaim for her book It Still Hurts: My Father&rsquo\; s Painful Account of Survival at the Florida Industrial School for Boys. In her book she documents her dad&rsquo\;s account of growing up on Ja cksonville&rsquo\;s Historic Eastside and circumstances surrounding his be ing sentenced to the Marianna\, Florida Institution. \; Marshelle hold s a master&rsquo\;s degree in Library and Information Studies and worked a t the Jacksonville Public Library for over 35 years. Marshelle is also a d evoted daughter\, wife\, mother\, and grandmother.
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