There Is Confusion

More about the book

Focusing on the intertwined lives of the Marshall and Bye families, the narrative explores themes of kinship, race, and gender. It challenges stereotypes by portraying the complexities of black and white relations, particularly through the lens of black women's experiences with sexism and racism. Joanna Marshall embodies ambition and resilience as she strives for success in the arts, while Maggie Ellersley's journey highlights struggles with class and personal relationships. Their stories reflect the broader societal challenges faced by women of color in a racially divided America.