Finally, when the author’s trial ends, he returns home once again as a white, to bouquets from modest and open-minded whites, brickbats from traditional and old-fashioned whites, but barbarism from racist and diehard whites, especially in his hometown. And he is most troubled and disillusioned when his doll is hung in public on the main street and a cross is burnt at an African American school near his house and

he is threatened with castration, but without any public anger or protest. Thus at the end of his experiment in truth, the author is forced to leave America and move to Mexico with his family, for peace and security. But before leaving he hopes that white racism will not cause black racism, for then there will be a war that will destroy even the good and the innocent.

But the book also describes other men and situations. The author encounters countless common African Americans men and women, who show him politeness and kindness even though they are total strangers. They trea

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