Confronting Discrimination: Insights from ‘Black Like me
Words: 582 2155In 1961, journalist John Howard Griffin offered the world a unique, profound insight into racial segregation in the American South through his book "Black Like Me." This groundbreaking work, more than just a book, was a daring social experiment that highlighted the deep-rooted issues of racism and prejudice. Griffin, a white man, medically darkened his skin to experience life as a black man in the South. His journey, fraught with hardships, discrimination, and revelations, presents an enduring lesson about empathy, […]