The book, 'The Klansman's Son,' explores the transition from white nationalism to antiracism, highlighting the impact of upbringing on ideology and the importance of introspection and growth.
Black reflects on their childhood in a family deeply embedded in white nationalism, grappling with a lack of privacy, exposure to hateful rhetoric, and early involvement in the movement at a young age.
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