Foreigners
Narrated by Caryl Phillips
- Released
- October 23, 2008
In this compelling audiobook, award-winning author Caryl Phillips delves into the lives of three displaced black men navigating a world defined by racial barriers. Drawing on true events, he re-imagines the experiences of Francis Barber, a Jamaican forced into slavery; Randy Turpin, who briefly becomes the middleweight champion of the world; and David Oluwale, a stowaway from West Africa with dreams of engineering. Their poignant stories reveal the hardships and challenges they face as they struggle for identity and belonging in a society that often marginalizes them.
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