Professor Do-Good
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This is an anti-racism story about a black American Professor(Miles) that lectures mathematics at The University of North Carolina, who vindicated a white student, Daniel Vermin, against all odds, from a crime that was committed by a black student, George Martin. Martin indicated Vermin as an accomplice because he caught him in the act of the crime. Seven years later, Vermin was involved in a plot by his Head of Department, to make the life of his black neighbor's son a misery. At the point climax of the plot, Vermin discovered to his greatest shock that the black boy in question is the son of Professor Miles. The plot had to be aborted, but time was not on his side.
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This is an anti-racism story about a black American Professor(Miles) that lectures mathematics at The University of North Carolina, who vindicated a white student, Daniel Vermin, against all odds, from a crime that was committed by a black student, George Martin. Martin indicated Vermin as an accomplice because he caught him in the act of the crime. Seven years later, Vermin was involved in a plot by his Head of Department, to make the life of his black neighbor's son a misery. At the point climax of the plot, Vermin discovered to his greatest shock that the black boy in question is the son of Professor Miles. The plot had to be aborted, but time was not on his side.
About the Author
Uba Titus is an engineer who passionately creates and tells his own stories to his audience in a simplified form of communication. Passion spurs people to do things they never thought they could. His flare for writing came to fore when he wrote an article on one of the gubernatorial aspirants of his state in 2007, entitled BENUE,THIS IS IT!, which was published in THIS DAY news paper of April 11th, on page 55. It was quite a piece. He then decided to tell you one of his created stories, PROFESSOR DO-GOOD, the first in written form.