Birdie Lee
This character struggles with her racial identity throughout the novel.
Sandra Logan Lee
This character was raised by a Harvard classics professor but rebels by hiding guns and fugitives in an attempt to fit in.
Cole Lee
This character has coffee colored skin and curly hair and is content with her racial heritage.
Deck Lee
This character is too busy working on books about race relations to have any real relationships.
Aunt Dot
This character is peaceful, having found spiritual enlightenment in India.
Grandma Logan
This character struggles to be open-minded towards mixed relatives, but is often betrayed by years of cultural racism.
Ali Parkman
This character says, "If black is beautiful, you are ugly", but later becomes very helpful.
Ronnie Parkman
This handsome character surprises others with a declaration of homosexuality.
Carmen
This character is described as looking almost like a "black Barbie come to...
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