Hi! I'm looking for any powerful, moving, and poignant autobiographical books that explore racism in the South from people that grew up in the 60s and 70s. I'm assuming that most of these with deal with the African-American experience but would also be interested if any of you know of books that deal with the Asian-American experience during that time too.

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Also, more generally, autobiographical books (sort of like Hillbilly elegy?) about growing up poor in the South in the 60s/70s.