Best Selling Books by John Howard Griffin

"The author, ''who is white, a Catholic, and a Texan, conceived and carried out the unusual notion of blackening his skin with a newly developed pigment drug and traveling through the Deep South as an African American. This book, part of which appeared in the African American magazine, Sepia, is a journal account of that experience.''" New Yorker.

On the inhuman treatment of the blacks in Southern State of America; first person account.

Formou deníkových záznamů podává americký novinář, fotograf a spisovatel otřesné svědectví o zkušenostech bělocha vystupujícího na Jihu jako černoch. Líčí nejen diskriminaci černochů, ale i pocity beznaděje, strachu a.

Dot. rasizmu w Stanach Zjednoczonych.