Discover the compelling narrative of *Not Just Black and White*, a powerful memoir that celebrates the resilience of two extraordinary women. Written by Lesley Williams and her daughter Tammy Williams, this inspiring book illustrates their journey from the Cherbourg Aboriginal Settlement, through personal challenges and triumphs, to global recognition. Delve into the profound themes of family, justice, and the pursuit of dreams as Lesley navigates her life as a domestic servant while battling against the injustices faced by Indigenous Australians. When she questions why her wages were withheld, her quest for answers spans nearly a decade, revealing the significance of self-advocacy and resilience. Meanwhile, motivated by her mother’s strength, Tammy pens a poignant essay that lands her an opportunity to present their story at Michael Jackson's Neverland Ranch and the United Nations in Geneva. Experience the heartfelt bond between mother and daughter, complemented by humor and honesty, as they confront the past and forge a path towards a brighter future. Perfect for readers interested in Indigenous history, family dynamics, and stories of empowerment, *Not Just Black and White* is more than just a memoir; it’s a testament to the power of determination and the importance of speaking up against injustice. Don't miss out on this enlightening literary journey that aims to keep history alive and inspire future generations.