Little Brown Bear: Looking Through The Eyes of a Biracial Child Raised in Black America

This timely book presents the authors personal account of his confrontation with one of the world’s most pressing sociological questions: Who Am I? The author is candid in his narrative of his perspective growing up with a white mother and a black father. He shares personal points of thought many multiethnic and biracial children have also thought, but have yet to confront aloud. Hakim is fearless and bold in tackling this topic and readers will enjoy such a candid and open discussion about being biracial in America. Poignant and concise, this book sheds light on the troubling issue the world faces in addressing biases and racism. In a world when race and ethnic identity shapes world view across the globe, this book will challenge any person to boldly confront his or her self perspective.