How do personal history and the laws of the United States interplay throughout this book?

The author creates an intimate portrayal of his world, listing his misdemeanors and trials. Additionally, the author incorporates laws that have relevance to the obstruction or growth of the individual. This question provokes the reader to see the effects of U.S. and local laws on the personal life of the character.

How do the broadly enforced laws of early 20th century Louisiana limit the possible prosperity of black Americans in New Orleans?

The author describes the poverty of the black community he lived in and the difficulties of keeping employment. This question invites the reader to review how laws, ones such as loitering, were enforced and discuss the infringement on creative and/or expanding endeavors.

How does the Black Panther Party influence Woodfox?

Review the 10-point program of the Black Panther...