by Dorothy Roberts
Dorothy Roberts grew up in a deeply segregated Chicago of the 1960s where relationships barely crossed the “colorline.” Yet inside her own home, where her father was white and her mother a Black Jamaican immigrant, interracial marriage wasn’t just a part of her upbringing, it was a shared mission. Her father, an anthropologist, spent her entire childhood working on a book about Black-white marriages—a project he never finished but shaped every aspect of their family life. As a 21-year-old gradu
Genres: Memoir, Non-Fiction
ISBN: 9781668068380
320 pages
Published: 2026-02-10
Publisher: Astra Publishing House