Life sucks when you’re a mop. Used and abused, Mumtaz stuffed her face at every opportunity to forget that she didn’t even know why she felt like dirt. It made a victim of her, and the only hope on offer was continuing to validate herself by being everyone else’s mop. 

Believe it or not, that despair was a gift that catapulted Mumtaz back in time, and on a journey that spanned three generations of women in her family who too had suffered the cyclical pain of prejudice and denial. To finally stop it, Mumtaz confronted a deep and dark secret.

This is the story of how Mumtaz became a mop, and rose from the dirt to become who she was always meant to be.