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Stories from a South African Childhood
Trevor Noah the writer and narrator of “born a crime” has described everything in the book related to his life and his career in the comedy world. All his experiences as the host of “the daily show” and the freedom that followed after a busy routine.
There is a completely different thing that he starts to discuss at the later stages of his book and that is the role of society and also the role of political systems of the world on the life of an individual. He talks about things related to Nelson Mandela, his ideas of different cultures as well.
All humans are the same according to him but some think that they are superior to the rest because of their culture, language, and identity but that is completely absurd according to Noah because it is against the dignity of the human race. If someone is born in a different region and under different circumstances that is not his crime.
He brings all his past memories to life in this book and tells them quite clearly without any shyness. He uses his art of mimicry as well in which he is much skilled to describe different accents of different languages in which people speak all over the world and feel proud or superior because of it.
In a funny way, all the stories of his life are there related to his romance in an early age in the world that is completely obsessed with color and thinks that it is something that makes them the rulers. He mocks the law of these countries as well where he was put in jail because of a crime that he never committed. No one was ever ready to hear him because he spoke a different language and was different in color.
More stories from Trever Noah will also give you a great experience when you listen to the Trevor Noah Has a Lot to Say and the Untitled.
Thank you to Trevor Noah for the incredible book and your team for allowing us to enjoy and listen to this audiobook. I wish you all success
You are welcome :))
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This is great thank you very much
The audiobook is not working for me. It worked for me in January, though. Is there a glitch?
Thanks.
Thank you Trevor Noah! You have given me an understanding about a subject literally white washed by the American education system. Oppression is still being marketed to the masses. “…with Mandela came freedom and with freedom came Macdonalds”
…I’m lovin’ it!
It’s broken and doesn’t play. It was working till 3 days ago(May 2) and now it stopped suddenly!
Sorry for the inconvenience, 🙁
We’re fixing it! Thanks