Mingo

Set in the late nineteenth-century South, the story explores the complexities of race and human connections through the relationship between Mingo, a young African American man, and John, a white farmer. Their deep friendship, forged during Mingo's upbringing on John's property, faces challenges as societal tensions rise. The narrative oscillates between brutal and subtle moments, compelling readers to engage with the characters' struggles, especially when Mingo is accused of theft, testing the limits of their bond amidst a racially charged environment.