Let Us Now Praise Famous Women: A Memoir

Set against the backdrop of 1960s rural Alabama, the narrative explores the challenges faced by Frank Sikora and his family after relocating from Ohio due to personal hardships and racial tensions. Through humor and insight, Sikora portrays the lives of his in-laws, uneducated yet resilient, and reflects on the culture of poor whites in the South. As he navigates his burgeoning journalism career, he becomes a significant voice in chronicling the civil rights movement, ultimately shaping his legacy as a prominent journalist and author.