George A. Logan

The First Eight George A. Logan

In the early days of the yester year 1848, the dark tunnel of the equality of light did not exist for colored people. A hundred and one years later, in 1948, there was a flicker of light and hope for the justice and equality for colored people. That flicker of light was eight colored men who became the first eight colored policemen of Atlanta: The First Eight.
This book, The First Eight, contains some of the most hellacious, heart-warming, and yet humanistic facts ever to be revealed of love, sex, politics, political corruption, and racial unrest.
This story is the beginning of the true Atlanta: 1847 and 1948.