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Breaking
Chains
Chains Can Shackle the Body
But Never the Spirit
At 80 years old, Sam, an enslaved man in Colonial Georgia, risks everything for a final chance at freedom—embarking on an 800-mile journey toward Philadelphia. Pursued by slave catchers and tested by a world built to keep him bound, Sam’s courage and resilience echo across centuries. Breaking Chains is a powerful novel of survival, hope, and the enduring fight for human dignity.
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Kenneth Gentili is Professor Emeritus in Physics and Engineering at Tacoma Community College, a former National Science Foundation Program Director, and a returned Ethiopian Peace Corps Volunteer.
Prior to the outbreak of COVID Ken and his Wife, Sylvia, volunteered for 15 years in Malawi, Africa in which Ken worked with the University of Livingstonia to develop science education and IT structures and his wife, supported the improvement of preschools and community health. Although Sylvia has passed away, Ken continues to support their efforts and motto of “Hands Around the World Help Malawians Achieve Their Goals.”
Ken enjoys daily walks in nature and discovering, learning, and sharing ideas.
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