Adolf Fittler

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The narrative explores the author's upbringing in a racist household, heavily influenced by his father's prejudiced views. Growing up in post-World War II England, he describes the arrival of immigrants from Commonwealth countries and his own avoidance of them due to societal pressures. A pivotal moment occurs in June 1959 when two Jamaican children, Winston and Kaleisha Brown, move in nearby, challenging the author's perceptions and setting the stage for a significant transformation in his worldview and life choices.