Thomas delivers a memoir that allows unobstructed delving into the life of a dark Latino boy growing up in the barrio of Spanish Harlem, New York. Piri’s choices for survival launch him down a road of love, heartache, racism, drugs, thievery and finally Sing Sing prison where he comes to grips with himself and finds comfort in religion.
Down These Mean Streets, an autobiography by Piri Thomas is about his individual life from childhood to adulthood on the "mean" streets of New York's Spanish Harlem. Born Juan Pedro Thomas, he was the...
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