Step into the vivid world of Baltimore 1960-Eight, where Childhood, Family, Fury, and the iconic purple couch serve as the backdrop for a historical tale unfolding in the tumultuous year of 1968—a year that defined the most consequential decade of the 20th century. This gripping narrative is masterfully woven through the eyes of an eight-year-old Black boy, navigating the complexities of a world in upheaval.

Join him on a poignant journey, where the loss of innocence coincides with witnessing the ‘TET Offensive’ in Vietnam, grappling with the challenges of Catholic school, and confronting the racial tensions of the Civil Rights Movement. Experience his unique perspective growing up in a black family in a segregated nation, against the backdrop of televised Vietnam War violence and the fervor of Civil Rights marches.

Immerse yourself in his reflections on the evolving landscape of music, fashion, and art, and feel the seismic impact of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s tragic assassination, sparking intense riots in Baltimore City. Through his words, explore the profound emotions, vivid observations, and evolving perceptions of a young boy coming of age amidst the chaos of a changing world.