The Place We Make

This thought-provoking audiobook explores the true story of a Black man exiled under the Oregon Exclusion Law in 1851 and follows a contemporary White woman reflecting on her family's involvement and her own journey with racism and faith. As she investigates key figures connected to the case and the broader history of colonization, she confronts the complexities of prejudice and societal injustice. Through this nuanced examination, the narrative offers insights into understanding the past, personal growth, and the potential for redemption.