CHILDREN PLAYING 1942-45 'Sine it was the law of the country that whites topped the list, that would sometimes create embarrassment amongst family and friends. A child could be the whitest in the family in which case he could be tempted to "play white" and shift into the more advantageous awareness of life.'
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