The Color of Water The Color of Water by James McBride son of Ruth McBride.
A book recommendation
This book is exciting, extraordinary and profound, tolerance, interpersonal relations, equality and impartiality practiced by a lone former Polish-Jewish mother.
will Biographical tells the story of Ruth McBride, who came from a rabbinical family, lived in Harlem and married a black Christian man and had eight children with him and converted to Christianity. After the death of her husband, she had 4 children at second marriage. The son said that they noticed only at enrollment, that her mother was different from the mothers of their classmates, namely white, previously they had not registered.
As a single mother had resolutierend the children in spite of great prejudice from the Christian-Jewish marriage and the different skin colors, then a big problem to the best schools and sent them makes a good education with hard work.
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