Alumni returns to Inspire Students in Small Hometown

GARLAND, Texas - Jan. 8, 2014 - PRLog -- A’Mera Frieman, race relations advocate and principle author of the dynamic Breaking the Line Books series is scheduled to return to her Yoeman roots to speak to current Cameron students, Monday, January 13 at 1:30pm in the C.H. Yoe High Performing Arts Center. She is also scheduled for an appearance and signing of her book, Victoria’s Beginning at the Cameron Public Library from 3pm to 4pm. Ms. Frieman visited C.H. Yoe High School in the fall to donate two first editions of Victoria’s Beginning and presented the school with a proclamation to receive two of each edition of the Breaking the Line Books series in perpetuity.

Ms. Frieman, formerly A’Mera Gibbons, was an honor student and participated in extracurricular activities while she attended school at Cameron ISD including the UIL Journalism team. Ms. Frieman has a BAS in Criminal Justice and Business Administration from Dallas Baptist University. She uses her experiences and knowledge of living and working with diversity as a multicultural woman from an ethnically diverse background to create awareness for a colorblind nation. Breaking the Line Books issmall press created by Ms. Frieman to address social issues and give new and undiscovered writers guidance and direction in publishing. She has been a guest on numerous radio shows such as the Brad Davis Show and Phil Hulett and Friends for her work as a race relations advocate.

Currently, Ms. Frieman lives in Garland, Texas with her husband, Zach, and children, Angelise, Austin, Alacea, Hunter, Andrew, and Ariane.