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Hypodescent - Discovering You Are Not Black: A Memoir Hypodescent - Discovering You Are Not Black: A Memoir The real story behind this memoir is about self identity and belonging. Most adoptees have the identity question, “Who am I?” This book also examines the question, “What am I?” In the book Hypodescent - Discovering You Are Not Black: A Memoir Logan Allerton illustrates the various and unique situations in his early life which highlight how society helped define his personal identity from birth. Later in life DNA testing would amplify both of the questions above. Imagine walking through your entire life believing you are an African American in the United States and then suddenly discovering you are indeed Caucasian. This memoir is based on the memories of an adoptee born at the southern tip of the state of Illinois. He was always told that his birth mother was a White woman from the state of New York attending college in the area. Originally he was promised to a White couple under the premise that he was also White. But, upon observing his rather tan Hypodescent.com

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