The changelings
Relations with Jews
African American teenage girls
Coming of age
Black people
Blacks
Minorities
Friendship
Fiction
In the early 1950s in the Midwest where Jews have lived for several generations, the first Afro-Americans come to live. The turmoil that follows is seen primarily through the eyes of two teenage girls, one Jewish, one Afro-American, the "changlings" of the novel, who forge a friendship in an atmosph…
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