Title: A supreme lesson in dignity
Product review: This book offers extraordinary lessons in human dignity, grace and compassion to readers of any race. Moreover, George Dawson's account of his life is full of history lessons that most of us never had access to in school. The never-ending assaults on the self-esteem of African-Americans, their endurance and grace, and most of all, their forgiveness, are epitomized in his story, as transcribed by Richard Glausman. Some reviewers may forget that this book was written from taped interviews, from stories that came to Mr. Dawson's mind during the necessarily limited number of hours that the author and ghostwriter had together. It was never intended to be a comprehensive document, I believe. In my opinion, the book deserves the highest possible rating for what it contains, not for what it does not.
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