I remember playing the game tag as a kid. One of my brothers would suddenly holler, "You´re It!" and then tag whoever was closest and run. When I was it, I was livid...pissed. I didn´t understand why being it was so ugly and unwanted. I just hated it and always questioned, "Why?" Inspired by the popular chldhood game, ´It´ Goes On is a beautiful autobiographical account that follows the life´s journey of Roland Ezekiel Phelps, the author´s superego. It is a story of the reality of the game of "tag" and how "It" continually molded his life as a Phelps. Throughout this book, readers will know him more as a Negro, a Phelps, a twin, a Cub Scout, a high school drop out, an army vet, a murderer, an inmate, an anomaly...and much more - a preview of a lifetime of tags. It´s an egrossing memoir designed to captivate and inspire readers.

I remember playing the game tag as a kid. One of my brothers would suddenly holler, "You´re It!" and then tag whoever was closest and run. When I was it, I was livid...pissed. I didn´t understand why being it was so ugly and unwanted. I just hated it and always questioned, "Why?" Inspired by the popular chldhood game, ´It´ Goes On is a beautiful autobiographical account that follows the life´s journey of Roland Ezekiel Phelps, the author´s superego. It is a story of the reality of the game of "tag" and how "It" continually molded his life as a Phelps. Throughout this book, readers will know him more as a Negro, a Phelps, a twin, a Cub Scout, a high school drop out, an army vet, a murderer, an inmate, an anomaly...and much more - a preview of a lifetime of tags. It´s an egrossing memoir designed to captivate and inspire readers.

I remember playing the game tag as a kid. One of my brothers would suddenly holler, "You´re It!" and then tag whoever was closest and run. When I was it, I was livid...pissed. I didn´t understand why being it was so ugly and unwanted. I just hated it and always questioned, "Why?" Inspired by the popular chldhood game, ´It´ Goes On is a beautiful autobiographical account that follows the life´s journey of Roland Ezekiel Phelps, the author´s superego. It is a story of the reality of the game of "tag" and how "It" continually molded his life as a Phelps. Throughout this book, readers will know him more as a Negro, a Phelps, a twin, a Cub Scout, a high school drop out, an army vet, a murderer, an inmate, an anomaly...and much more - a preview of a lifetime of tags. It´s an egrossing memoir designed to captivate and inspire readers.

Surveys the online social habits of American teens and analyzes the role technology and social media plays in their lives, examining common misconceptions about such topics as identity, privacy, danger, and bullying.