Memoir of a lawyer who leaves his career to live in apartheid South Africa, blending personal adventure with reflections on race from his Jim Crow childhood.
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Memoir of a lawyer who leaves his career to live in apartheid South Africa, blending personal adventure with reflections on race from his Jim Crow childhood.
What are you going to do with this life you've been given? Turn it into an adventure.Who would find being an over-paid trial lawyer at the fancy-pants Jones Day law firm boring and confining? Me. In 1988, I walked away from a promising legal career in Los Angeles to start my life over on the other side of the world in Cape Town. I moved to South Africa when the minority white government's apartheid police state was at its worst -- spawning political violence, forcing foreign companies to disinve...
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References to political violence and fighting in Jordan during Black September
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Central focus on apartheid South Africa, Jim Crow south, and racial segregation
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Depictions of systemic racial oppression, apartheid violence, and Jim Crow-era suffering
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