White Man's Justice, Black Man's Grief Free Audiobook Download by Donald Goines

"White Man's Justice, Black Man's Grief" is a chilling story of a man who goes off the deep end after his wife and kids are brutally murdered by a viciously racist police officer. Donald Goines' protagonist, Johnny White Boy, escapes from prison to seek revenge on the killer.

This audiobook is a beautifully composed story that highlights the issues of Black Men in America. Donald Goines is speaking about the legacy of slavery and the fight for Black power during a time when the Civil Rights Movement was happening. He focuses primarily on different aspects of African American life from his point of view and his style can be hard to follow, but it's well worth the effort.

This book tells the story of a Black man wrongly accused of raping a white woman and spends his life in prison while waiting to be proved innocent. It took many years but the courts finally released him to find he had been exonerated only to die two weeks later from complications stemming from diabetes.

In Donald Goines's novel, The Street Game, a young man named Leroy Browning wins a high stakes game of dice. In "White Man's Justice, Black Man's Grief", the protagonist finds his winnings quickly stolen from him and must resort to new tricks to get it back. It's an audiobook download narrated by Mirron Willis.

"White Man's Justice, Black Man's Grief" is a classic novel written in 1973 that is the embodiment of the Black struggle of that time. It was written by Donald Goines and published posthumously after his murder in 1981. The narrator is a Vietnam veteran who was recently released from prison when he reads about the death of "the Light". This character is loosely modeled after Goines himself.

“The police don’t care about the niggers. They just want to get them off the street so they can sell tickets to the baseball game” This is a quote from a character in Donald Goines' book, White Man's Justice, Black Man's Grief. In this audiobook download, this quote is narrated by Mirron Willis. The narrator of this audiobook is also black and their voice really adds to the authenticity of this book. It's an interesting audio piece that will definitely keep you on your toes throughout!