Barrett, Paul M., - The Good Black: a true story of race in America.

NY, Dutton, (1999). 1st ptg. VG in VG DJ. Lawrence Mungin grew up in Bedford-Stuyvesant in Brooklyn but his mother told him he was "a human being first, an American. second, and a black third". Lawrence went from Harvard Law School to a blue chip Chicago law firm but there it didn't matter how good he was. He would never advance to partner. When he filed suit the jury awarded him $2.5 million but he was never to see that money.

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