Discover the riveting journey of self-discovery and racial heritage in 'White Like Her', a powerful book by Gail Lukasik that delves into America's complex racial history. This compelling trade paperback explores the poignant decision of Lukasik's African-American mother to pass for white during the harsh realities of the Jim Crow South. With a gripping narrative that is both personal and historical, 'White Like Her' reveals the emotional price of choosing whiteness while unearthing hidden family secrets. Enhanced with a foreword by PBS’s Kenyatta D. Berry and a thought-provoking afterword by bestselling author Solomon Jones, this book invites readers to reflect on identity, race, and the legacies we inherit. Perfect for those interested in race relations, heritage exploration, and memoirs that challenge societal norms, 'White Like Her' is a must-read that inspires dialogue on complex social issues. Join Gail as she traces her lineage back to colonial Louisiana, compellingly intertwining personal stories with America's racial narrative. Uncover the essential themes of family, identity, and the quest for belonging in this unforgettable literary work.