Born A Crime

Born a Crime is Trevor Noah's personal account of growing up in South Africa during apartheid. He was born to a white father and a black mother at a time when such a union was illegal. This book details his experiences of navigating the complexities of race, identity, and family in a divided society. Through humorous anecdotes and poignant reflections, Noah illustrates the challenges he faced, including poverty, violence, and his mother's fierce determination to raise him with strong values. The narrative captures both the absurdities of life under apartheid and the joy found in resilience.