Essays on Black Like Me

In John Howard Griffin’s novel, Black Like Me, hope is present in select places Griffin goes in the south where people fight racism and the black people haven’t yet “given up hope.” For example, Griffin finds that in Montgomery, Alabama, the black people fight racism…

Gray White to black then back in the end, only John Howard Griffin would change his skin color and throw away his comfortable life just for the experience to be documented in a magazine. John Griffin, in his own nonfiction novel, chronicled his journey and…

The two books I will be comparing are: “The Call of the Wild” and “Black Like Me”. The author for “The Call of the Wild” is Jack London, and the author for “Black Like Me” is John Howard Griffin. They have very different point of…