The Condemnation of Little B

The narrative centers on a thirteen-year-old black boy facing life imprisonment, illustrating the insidious nature of 'New Age' racism that traps countless African-Americans in systemic poverty. Through the experiences of 'Little B,' the book highlights the unique challenges and injustices faced by black youth. Notably, the story reveals that many key figures in the judicial process are also black, prompting a deeper examination of internalized racism and its impact on the community.