Marra B. Gad is an American author, speaker, and producer. Her memoir The Color of Love tells the story of her complex identity as a biracial woman adopted into a Jewish family, and her relationship with her openly racist great-aunt. Gad navigates questions of race, family, belonging, and forgiveness with honesty, humour, and emotional depth. Her memoir challenges easy answers about racism within families and asks what it means to love someone whose views are fundamentally at odds with your existence. Available as an audiobook and in print, The Color of Love appeals to readers and listeners who enjoy memoir that grapples with race, identity, and the complicated bonds of family.
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