MIDNIGHT by Odie Hawkins
October 16, 2007 by Daniel
Midnight is one of Odie Hawkins’ finest and most sensitive works, a view inside the soul of a black man of the LA streets, a former gang leader, influenced by a man he meets in prison to search for his true identity outside the narrow confines of the ghetto – to look back to Africa to find who he truly is, free of prejudiced white eyes.
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