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Thurber american humor award, naacp image award. trevor noah's extraordinary journey from apartheid south africa to world-renowned comedy began with an event that was considered a crime in the country itself: his birth. Trevor was born at a time when such a union was punishable by five years in prison, as the son of a white father and a black mother. Trevor, a stark reminder of his family's "illicit affair," spent his formative years largely hidden away at home. His mother had to take extreme, even absurd measures to protect him from the state, which could take him away from her at any moment. With the end of the apartheid regime in south africa, trevor and his mother, who regained their freedom, stepped into a world full of new opportunities

they could now live freely without hiding. Born guilty is a story of a mischievous child who transforms into a young man trying to find himself in a world where his existence is considered illegal, and of an extraordinary mother determined to save this young man from the dangers of poverty, violence and abuse.

world-famous comedian trevor noah tells the story of his childhood, spent in the shadow of apartheid, poverty, and discrimination, in this stunning autobiography, both touching and humorous. But being born guilty is not just a narrative of a tragic past.

it is also a book about survival, about resisting adversity with humor, about the unwavering love of a mother, and about never giving up. "it's really hard to find a comedian's origin story as impressive as the one trevor noah tells."

” – the oprah magazine “it's not just a searing account of growing up in apartheid-era south africa, it's a love letter to the author's extraordinary mother.

” – the new york times

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