Invisible Man: Undercover at an All-White Country Club

I'm a 30-year-old corporate lawyer at a midtown Manhattan firm, and I make $105,000 a year. I'm a graduate of Princeton University (1983) and Harvard Law School (1988), and I've written eleven nonfiction books. Although these might seem like good credentials, they're not the ones that brought me here. Quite frankly, I got into this country club the only way that a black man like me could—as a $7-an-hour busboy.In Invisible Man, Lawrence Otis Graham, an author and Harvard-educated Manhattan corporate lawyer, goes undercover for a month as a busboy at the famed Greenwich Country Club to find out what goes on inside a club that doesn't admit Black, Hispanic, Asian, Jewish or female members.Features a new introduction by the author, that explains the racial debate and political fallout that occurred after the article's publication.