Winner of the PEN/John Kenneth Galbraith Award for NonfictionThis "elegant" and "unfailingly empathetic" narrative (The New York Times)  follows three ordinary South Africans living through the most extraordinary reckoning with race and power any modern country has ever faced. Dipuo, who grew up in apartheid-era Johannesburg's largest Black township, conceived her only daughter, Malaika, on the mine dump that separated the Black city from the white one. Christo, one of the last white men drafted...