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''[[Going Home
Winkler outlines his time spent as an instructor at a teacher-training college in Jamaica in 1975, during the tenure of then-Prime Minister Michael Manley, and discusses the [[Truth in Television|history behind black-on-white and white-on-black racism in Jamaica]]. He also flashes back to his own boyhood experiences, the struggles endured by himself and his family (individually and as a collective group), and the anti-white sentiment he faced while growing up.
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* [[A Day in the Limelight]]: Winkler devotes a few chapters to talking about his wife Cathy, his paternal grandparents, his maternal relatives, and his fellow teachers.
* [[A Father to His Men]]: Dr. Levy, Longstreet College’s principal, presents himself this way.
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* [[True Companions]]: The teaching staff at Longstreet.
* [[Villain with Good Publicity]]: {{spoiler|Dr. Levy.}}
* [["Well Done, Son" Guy|"Well Done, Daughter" Girl]]: Cathy's mother.
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