"It's Trevor Noah", tells the story of the host on the Daily Show on Comedy Central, where he shows his story of growing up in South America with a black Mother and European father. He presents his hardships to live under a racist government using his keen smarts and humor. Economic and educational issues were everywhere. However, Trevor survives the obstacles. I would recommend this book to people as it explores how hard life is really for black men and women. As we usually read in our textbooks, it was horrible, however as you don't really see the scale in things when you don't actually see it, you don't fully realize how horrible racism really was. Trevor's vision of things shows us just that, and it shows just how much the basic rights of being free are sometimes not always heard of. In the future however, we should incorporate this into our futures.
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