Những Người Bạn Ngộ Nghĩnh - Hàm Răng Của Khủng Long (Tái Bản) tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Ali Asim mutaforce — Story about a college professor who gets laid off because he uses a word in class that also has a racist meaning -> 'spooks'. He fights against this seemingly injustice and wants to convince a local author to publish a book about this scandal to get his name cleaned. Said author refuses, but eventually does write a book - but not only about the Spooks-incident but about the professors whole life. Coleman Silk was born in the 1920s into an African American family, was a clever kid and studied hard. But for a while he also pursuited a career as a boxer and rather incidentally is passed as a white boy because of his light skin. When he joins the army in the 1940s he signs up as a white soldier, with the racial segregation still being on full blast he believes he would have unjustified disadvantages otherwise. From then on, he leads the life of a white man and eventually even breaks up the contact to his mother and siblings, because he does not even want to tell his wife and kids of his dark secret. Actually I expected this secret of Coleman of more importance to the story, that it gets revealed and sets going a couple of events. But NOTHING. As far as I understand it the author finds out about it only in retrospect when the sister of Coleman enters the story. But even then this revelation has no further impact on any other character in the story. WHY? Instead the story rotates around Coleman and his affair with a much younger woman of much lesser intellect. And his previous achievements for the college. I believe this could have been a very interesting book, when the focus of the story had been different. I'm still going to watch the movie, maybe they altered the plot for the better.