This shift in reading habits has had a profound impact on the literary landscape, influencing not only how people engage with books but also the types of stories that gain prominence. In the midst of this transformation, stories like Martha Jembere's encounter with bigotry and racismserve as poignant reminders of the importance of diverse voices and perspectives in literature. Martha, an African-American author, faced discrimination and prejudice throughout her life, but it was through her writing that she found a powerful outlet for self-expression and advocacy.
