Little Brown Girl: Wildflowers and Other Poems is written between a multi-racial daughter and mother--two outsiders--and their time living both inside and outside a controversial utopian community. Their poems and letters reflect their struggle for survival as they confront racism, classism and hardship. Cassidy Arkin has been working in media as a producer and director for over two decades. She and her mother, a retired educator, have in many ways led parallel journeys, separated only by time. But in their separate quests, they have relied on each other in order to overcome challenges and tell their story. Their work is original and profound and has cross-generational impact.
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