Elizabeth “Betty” Clark’s new book, Tell It Like It Is: Justice or Injustice as I Experienced It and ‘Whatever!’ is a courageous and thought-provoking autobiography.
“My intention in writing this letter is to encourage others, wherever they are, to share their experiences in dealing with evildoers, crooks and fraudsters,” Elizabeth writes. “And when leaders or service providers in your city and county solve problems with lip service, tread water, lack of interest or incompetence, when you question actions taken within their jurisdiction, then you are exposing their failure or inappropriate action, whichever the case may be. Ignoring a problem usually has the same result as supporting a problem – it keeps growing!”
Published by Fulton Books, Elizabeth “Betty” Clark’s book fearlessly addresses systemic failures and personal betrayals, challenging readers to speak out against incompetence and indifference wherever they appear. With Tell It Like It Is, the author pushes the boundaries of storytelling and encourages readers to reclaim their voices and demand accountability in their communities.
Readers who wish to experience this inspiring work can purchase Tell It Like It Is: Justice or Injustice as I Experienced It and ‘Whatever!’ in all bookstores or online at the Apple iTunes Store, Amazon, Google Play or Barnes and Noble.
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