MS ALMA SCARBOROUGH
Thrice An American Story
Scarborough’s new book offers a heartfelt view of life influenced by family, faith, and resilience. Alma shares intense stories and personal insights, taking readers on a journey that feels both intimate and relatable.
If you want to understand the human spirit better, reflect on your own experiences, or read about stories of perseverance, Thrice will help you see life with hope and resilience.
Thrice An American Story
“Thrice is not only my story but also a tribute to countless families like mine. It’s a reminder that through courage, faith, and unity, we can overcome even the most difficult obstacles.”
About Thrice: An American Story
Thrice: An American Story follows Alma M. Scarborough as she grows up in a humble family that teaches her strong values. Her journey includes important lessons from motherhood and the challenges of finding her identity. This story is not just about her life; it honors the resilience that is part of the African American experience. Scarborough’s story shows how hope, hard work, and family connections help people overcome life’s challenges.
The book explores important cultural issues, especially the idea of “consent” and its effects on families and society. Scarborough discusses changing roles in families, the strength of mothers dealing with loss, and the difficulties children face without strong support. She emphasizes how women play a vital role in improving culture and building resilience.
Thrice: An American Story is more than just a memoir; it celebrates survival, connection, and the strength of family. Scarborough shares a personal story that helps readers think about their own lives while recognizing common themes of courage, unity, and faith.
About The Author
Alma M. Scarborough reflects on the roots of her strength, saying, “I’ve come to see the remarkable resilience that comes from a life grounded in both hardship and morality. Despite the challenges of poverty, my parents instilled in me values that helped me rise above life’s physical and mental trials.” Thrice: An American Story draws upon the pivotal moments of her life to tell a story about family, identity, and the unbreakable strength of women.
Scarborough’s narrative speaks to the differences between the paths of men and women, especially within the framework of family and cultural change. She addresses the influence of “consent” on societal dynamics and emphasizes the vital role of women in leading cultural renewal, offering a unique perspective on healing and transformation.
