Moreover, Obama’s approach to issues involving race has been fettered by his fear, expressed in his early memoir Dreams From My Father, of being perceived (even by his white mother) as an “angry black.”
Además, como lo relata en su primer libro de memorias Los sueños de mi padre, su temor de parecer, incluso ante los ojos de su madre blanca, como un "negro enojado" coartó su postura ante las cuestiones raciales.