Write a letter to Trevor Noah. Describe how you felt when you read about his childhood, and ask him five questions about parts of the text you want to hear more about.

Dear Trevor Noah.

I decided to write this letter after reading his account of his birth and youth. I was impressed with his story and his overcoming, which gave me a lot of inspiration in my own life and gave me a certain willpower not only to improve my life, but also to have a better relationship with my mother . I confess that I somewhat envy the relationship you have with yours.

Speaking of your mother, I was impressed with her every decision and courage and I would like to know, how did she deal with the fact of having a child raised between her and a white man, since that was forbidden?

In addition, I have other questions. I wonder if you have any kind of relationship with your paternal family? Do you have your father's nationality and citizenship? Did you suffer any punishment in your mother's country for being a mixed-race child? Do you think that if you had been raised with your father, your life would be different?

I know there are a lot of questions, but I found your story very intriguing and interesting and I try that you don't mind my questioning.

Sincerely

M.J

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