The pain of an entire people is transformed into biting sarcasm and deadly satire that makes one laugh and cry at the same time. The writer observes African-American society with the eye of an experienced sociologist, and creates a fictional space from there that provides the bitter American reality of the problems of young people with dark skin and their stereotypes in particular. However, he is nourished by a vivid imagination obsessed with transforming the reality of race and racial discrimination practiced against people with dark skin into a problematic world full of sports championships, and brimming with poetry, history, philosophy, art, music, singing, and cinema. A world that does not only question the African being and reconsider the issues of people with dark skin, but also presents a new perspective on literary fiction in particular, concerned with these issues.