Narrative of the Black Man’s Identity The easiest and hardest thing about being a child is the lack of realization of the world around you. The connotations of your presence doesn’t have any importance until later. This includes how one looks, speaks, and carries themselves. When I was around the age of 10, my stepmother told me that I wasn’t allowed to wear hoodies to school. At the time, it didn’t make any sense to my age....