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Introduction 6
Part 1 Making Life Miserable for the Liberal Party 9
Part 2 Keating's Way with Words 38
Part 3 KEATING! The Musical We Had to Have 174
Further Reading 184
Acknowledgments 186
Illustration Sources 187
Index 189
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andrew potthoff
reviewed Color Blind: A Memoir on August 14, 2010
Color Blind: A Memoir
Precious Williams is placed in a foster home by her Nigerian mother three months after her birth. "Nanny," her white foster mother in her late fifties, raises her in an all-white neighborhood in Sussex, England.
Precious' birth mother visits irregularly and when she does show up she's abusive physically and emotionally with no regard for the harmful situations she's placing her daughter in.
Williams' story is about her search for identity. The memoir focuses primarily on her childhood and teen years in the '70s and '80s. Her story is heart-wrenching and raw as she exposes the reader to painful experiences that only now as an adult is she able to articulate.
There are similar stories but hers has a few unique aspects. Definitely a nice addition to the subject of racial identity and adoption. Really glad I won this book on Goodreads!
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