The end of the book has been interesting. We see the author believes slavery is an idea that will never fade until we can look a "Black" judge and only look at him as a judge. when skin color does not matter on how you look at a person. Until that day the affect of slavery will linger. Then he goes a bit "raunchy" at the end. He claims the only way a black person can belong in a white mans society is if the parents is both black and white. So he approves them having sex wether it's from rape or love cause the ends justify the means. It's a very weird way on how he brings up this subject. I am not going to lie it was a bit uncomfortable. This book showed me so many different perspectives on slavery. Even though he is still rascist.