Self-Portrait in Black and White

Self-Portrait in Black and White explores the complex ways we define ourselves across generations, focusing on one American family's shifting perceptions of race. Thomas Chatterton Williams, whose own background challenges conventional notions of black and white identity, reflects on his experiences as a father and the fluidity of racial categories. The book offers a thought-provoking examination of race, identity, and how society perceives them, encouraging readers to question long-held beliefs.