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Title: Anatole Broyard should not have been included.
Review: Gates was wrong to include the late Anatole Broyard in his collection of "black" men. Broyard was a Creole born of two mixed-caucasian parents. He was not racially or culturally "black." His first wife wasn't "black" either. She was a Puerto Rican who identfied as white and saw her husband and in-laws as white. She reared Broyard's older daughter as white in Jim Crow Texas. This was all revealed in the book written by Broyard's younger daughter. People with a fascination for white people with "black blood" would be better off reading:Legal History of the Color Line: The Rise And Triumph of the One-drop Rule
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