“This book is interesting as far as the sociological experiment it documents goes... a white man makes himself appear to be black and travels around to see what it's like living as a black man in the 60's. He experiences racism and gets some real insight into the sort of harrassment, discrimination, and hatred people of color dealt with/deal with. However, Griffin assumes that because people perceive him as black, he knows "what it is" to be African American and makes a lot of presumptive...”

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