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Black Like Me

Auteur(s): John Howard Griffin
Narrateur(s): Ray Childs
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Writer John Howard Griffin (1920-1980) decided to perform an experiment in order to learn from the inside out how one race could withstand the second class citizenship imposed on it by another race. Through medication, he dyed his skin dark and left his family and home in Texas to find out.

The setting is the Deep South in 1959. What began as scientific research ended up changing his life in every way imaginable. When he decided the real story was in his journals, he published them, and the storm that followed is now part of American history.

As performed by Ray Childs, this first-ever recording of Black Like Me will leave each listener deeply affected. John Howard Griffin did the impossible to help bring the full effect of racism to the forefront of America's conscience.

©1989 Elizabeth Griffin-Bonazzi, Susan Griffin-Campbell, John H. Griffin, Jr., Gregory P. Griffin, and Amanda Griffin-Sanderson; 1960, 1961, 1977 John Howard Griffin (P)2004 Audio Bookshelf
Amériques Anthropologie Sciences sociales États-Unis

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"No one can read it without suffering." (Dallas Morning News)
"Only the coldest of hearts could be unaffected by this story, told with dignity and warmth, conviction and steadfast honesty. Audiobooks like this can help heal wounds and open minds about racism, an issue our nation still struggles with." (AudioFile)

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One of the best books ever written
Should be mandatory school reading
It tells a real heartbreaking story
Really opens your eyes

AWESOME

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I've never read anything like this before. I wish it was mandatory for schools to have students read something so thought provoking.

Incredible

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I thought the narration by Ray Childs was excellent and the book itself absorbing. Ray Childs really brought the characters to life with such realistic and accurate articulation of how they would have spoken.

Excellent narration

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I enjoyed the story of a white mans experience as a black and the perspective he gained. I did not, however, appreciate some of the language used. It is slightly crude at times, and some of the topics covered were a bit vulgar. But I understand, it was a part of the issue. Great performance by the reader in my opinion.

Enjoyable listen

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Had to relisten to this book. I want alot of my friends to listen to this book. it is very interesting and is all true how people treat each other just by the color of their skin

Shawn

read this in high school.

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