Eugene Williams, Jr.
About The Author
Eugene Williams, Jr. received a B.A. in English from Emory University in 1991. He is
a professional actor, singer, and writer who has appeared on stage, screen, and television
with such celebrities as Bill Cosby, Ossie Davis, Ray Charles, Pearl Bailey, and Stephanie
Mills. In 1978, he became the first black child in a major, recurring role on the
highly acclaimed CBS soap opera, "Search For Tomorrow". At the age of 12,
he served as a correspondent for "PM Magazine", a nationally syndicated news
program. Eugene is also the co-author of It's A Reading Thing... Help Your Child
Understand, an SAT verbal prep guide (for parents) that gained national recognition
from Washington Post columnist, William Raspberry. Many of his opinions about
Black/White relations on college campuses appear in The Feminist Classroom by Mary
Kay Tetreault and Frinde Maher. He currently resides in Upper Marlboro, Maryland and
serves as a community organizer in Washington, D.C.
"Raisin-in-Milk" Syndrome; Ten
Survival Tips for Black Students at Predominantly White Colleges and Universities
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Reflections of a Confused Middle Class
Black Youth
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Author: Eugene Williams, Jr.,
Walt Carr (Illustrator)
Publisher: Comptex Associates, Incorporated
Date Published: May 1996
Format: Trade Paper
"An important guide that every high school student should have." -- Barry Beckham, Editor
