A Man Called White: The Autobiography of Walter White (A Midland Book, MB135)
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In this autobiography, Walter Francis White—an influential journalist and civil rights advocate—recounts a life shaped by the realities of race in America and the moral urgency of confronting injustice. Through vivid personal episodes and reflective commentary, he traces his path from early experiences to his work investigating and reporting on the social conditions that fueled segregation and violence. The narrative illuminates themes of identity, perseverance, and the power—and limits—of empathy and truth-telling in a divided society. Written with White’s clear, observant voice and grounded in lived experience, this memoir offers a compelling, historically informed window into the struggle for dignity and equality.
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First Published
1948
Language
eng
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