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Rebecca Walker
This narrator and author tells the story of her childhood and coming of age in Black, White, and Jewish: Autobiography of a Shifting Self.
Alice Walker
This mother of the narrator exists on the periphery of the whole book and travels extensively, leaving her daughter home alone for whole weekends from early in adolescence.
Mel Leventhal
This is the father of the narrator who is white and whose work for civil rights invites some interesting characters into the household.
Michael
This was the narrator's boyfriend in San Fransisco and her longest serious relationship.
Mariam
This grandparent of the narrator refused to accept her son's interracial marriage.
Uncle Jackie
This relative of the narrator and his family seem to enjoy an easy closeness that stands in stark contrast to the narrator's turbulent home life.
Judy Leventhal
This is the stepmother of the narrator who guides her through...
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