1. Black Like Me
... like to experience discrimination based on skin color, something over which one has no control?" (Black Like Me, pg. 7) This was the question facing him on this night. How but by only becoming a Negro could he open the lines of communication that did not exist between the two races. There was no other way his mind ... doctor who was willing to help and began taking treatments to change the color of his skin. His next task was to find a gateway into the Negro world that would help him even more in his journey, he found a man by the name of Sterling Williams, Sterling was a shoe shiner tha...
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- Grade Level: High School