J.Paul MonTgomery
6 BROTHERS LIFESTYLE
“Discover the power of resilience in the face of adversity. Follow the journey of a young boy navigating the harsh realities of life under Jim Crow laws. An inspiring story that educates and empowers.”
J.Paul MonTgomery
Mama's Black Child
From the orange groves in Florida in the 1940s to the U.S. Army in the 1950s through the 1980s, J. Paul Montgomery fought prejudice for being a dark-complexioned black man, even within his own family.
J.Paul MonTgomery
Clermont and Beyond
It was an afternoon in early June 1952. The school was turning out for the summer break, and our community was about to experience an exciting first. My older sister Deloris and several other students from our community were graduating from high school.
Our mission is to tell the stories of struggle, resilience, and triumph through powerful narratives that educate and inspire. Julius P. Montgomery’s book aims to shed light on the injustices of the past, while fostering understanding, empathy, and empowerment for generations to come.
We envision a world where stories like these—stories of overcoming adversity—are used as tools for social change and healing. Our goal is for Julius P. Montgomery’s book to serve as a source of education, inspiration, and motivation, inspiring readers to confront and challenge the injustices that still persist today.
Through deep storytelling, vivid imagery, and a focus on the lived experiences of the young protagonist, our approach is rooted in authenticity. We honor the complexity of history while emphasizing themes of resilience, strength, and hope. By offering an honest look at life under Jim Crow laws, we aim to create a space for reflection, learning, and action.
About the Author
J.Paul Montgomery
J. Paul Montgomery: Founder of Hero’s, a 501 (C) (3) Non-Profit organization that find heroes, that summited a Bio to the organization, and matched with an underserved community youth, that thrive to emulate his/her newly found hero. For several years the program was successful as and after school program for students within the Austin, Texas Independent School District. Prior, Montgomery served over 20 years with the U.S. Army in the field of Intelligent, Communication, and directed combat operation for a Tank Company in the Vietnam war. Company A of the 69th Armor Battalion. Company A was highly decorated and singled out as the most successful tank company in the Vietnam War. and was awarded the President Unit Citation, for going above and beyond the call of duty.
About the Book
Why Should Read This Book
This book is not just a chronicle of history; it is a call to action. Julius P. Montgomery offers readers more than just a glimpse into the struggles of a young boy under the oppressive laws of the time. He provides insight, education, and a deeply personal experience that invites empathy and understanding. Whether you are seeking inspiration, education, or a deeper understanding of history, this book is a must-read.
About the book
6 Brothers Lifestyle
At the heart of every story lies the truth, and Julius P. Montgomery’s book is no exception. With an unwavering commitment to sharing the experiences of the past, Julius invites readers into a world where survival and strength are the only means of overcoming life’s most difficult challenges. Through this work, he brings to light the realities of life during the Jim Crow era, offering a profound and inspiring tale that resonates with both the heart and mind.
About the book
Mama's Black Child
From the orange groves in Florida in the 1940s to the U.S. Army in the 1950s through the 1980s, J. Paul Montgomery fought prejudice for being a dark-complexioned black man, even within his own family. His U.S. Army service in communications/operations and recruitment took him from Florida to Hawaii, Thailand, Germany, Vietnam, and Korea, as well as several stateside army posts— a career that eventually ended with a diagnosis of depression and post-traumatic stress. This book details his exploits, musings, and heartaches as he makes his journey through a fascinating life.
About the book
Clermont and Beyond
It was an afternoon in early June 1952. The school was turning out for the summer break, and our community was about to experience an exciting first. My older sister Deloris and several other students from our community were graduating from high school. That afternoon, my mother, five brothers, baby sister, and I waited eagerly on the front porch to congratulate my sister. As we waited, we started a conversation about careers. My mother spoke of one of the boys, who had several opportunities now that he had his diploma, “Tom can be a foreman in the groves now that he has his diploma.”