PTWWNTV Interview with Jimmy Mosley
About the Book
As a young black man living on a plantation in Southern Mississippi, Jimmy Mosley had his fair share of obstacles and challenges. Life was difficult. At an early age, he was exposed to the unfairness of the world based on the color of one’s skin. It seems incredible that humans should be treated differently just because they are born black. But if one thinks that experience clipped Mosley’s wings, then one will be surprised to find this remarkable man weathered the storms and persevered against all odds.
In Outhouse to Whitehouse, Mosley shares his journey of hardship, courage, and determination. He was no stranger to extreme poverty and racism. His experiences in the Deep South are eye-openers for the forgotten people toiling in plantations. But his difficult path did not stop there. When he served in the White House as part of a ceremonial unit, he also encountered the brunt of discrimination. Amidst all these, Mosley discovered that life is not about what one is given. Instead, he espouses the value of self-motivation, determination to win and succeed, and willingness to make a change. He proved that it is not impossible for people to overcome barriers.
Mosley’s triumph over adversities are largely owed to his deep and unwavering belief in God. He encourages readers to strengthen their faith and realize how truly blessed they are. “It’s a proof that God’s grace and strength is with us, even when we are not aware of the love he has for us,” he says.
