Why, out of ten white boys, was it precisely the only Black boy who was singled out for punishment? Was it just an unfortunate coincidence? Or are we facing something deeper: the cruel face of racism, the racism that chooses its victims even before any wrongdoing has occurred, or the intolerance that finds a convenient target in those who are different?
Why, when eyes turned to that group of children, did suspicion so naturally fall on the boy whose skin color stood out from the majority? And how can we explain that the men who took part in that attempted lynching were, for the most part, descendants of European immigrants—especially Italians—families who proudly cherished their roots and made Italian identity a kind of symbol of value and belonging?
What sustained the impunity of those men, hiding behind the facade of respectable citizens, while their hands were raised against a boy just twelve years old on a soccer field?
It was an attempted lynching. It could have been a murder. But it was also a silence—a silence that protected the guilty, stifled the truth, and allowed injustice to run its course. Fifty years have passed. And I am still searching for answers.
| ISBN | 9786502483381 |
| Número de páginas | 221 |
| Edición | 1 (2026) |
| Formato | A5 (148x210) |
| Acabado | Tapa blanda (con solapas) |
| Coloración | Blanco y negro |
| Tipo de papel | Ahuesado 80g |
| Idioma | Inglés |
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