From the first pages of his narrative, the tone is neither lyricism nor pathos, but a great sincerity. Referring to the upheaval caused by the accidental death of his Kenyan father, he had not seen for years, Barack Obama carried on with her memories.
From the beaches of Hawaii where he lives with his mother, white American, to Jakarta where he spent part of his childhood, schools of the prestigious Columbia University in the poorest neighborhoods of Chicago where he chooses to practice as an educator, the future senator from Illinois retraces the path, marked by strong encounters. With candor, he recounts his questions, his injuries, victories and defeats, those of a man who never stopped trying to reconcile the colors of America.
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