They called me Necktie N-Word: A Black child in white Germany - Paperback

by Stephan Waba (Translator), Tibor Sturm (Author)

Do you want a chance at better understanding racism, to get as close as you can to being Black in a white man's world? This is the personal story of a young boy growing up in a white town in Germany. Including two stories of his Mentor Harry Belafonte

For black people, the world is often harsh. They experience discrimination, physical and psychological violence, and repeated racism under all circumstances. Encountering and understanding this is not easy for white people living in a white majority society.

They Called Me Necktie N-Word is the heart-wrenching story of a young, Black child's struggle growing up in Germany. It offers a jarring glimpse of reality, one that is all too common in the pain-riddled world of Black children.

If you think you know what a Black child goes through growing up in a white world, then you need to read this book... because you don't know the half of it. The harrowing account of this Black, German author sheds stark light on the injustices set in place by a predominantly white system.

Pick up this read to better understand the plight of others, to expand your knowledge, and to wake up the world to the inhumane treatment of those with darker skin.

They Called Me Necktie N-Word will make you grit your teeth as you dive into the truth, a cruel and unjust world that no human being deserves to witness, let alone live in. Black lives matter, even if the world hasn't figured that out yet.