What happens when racial prejudice becomes a barrier to equality and fulfillment? "There are still places where blacks are at the receiving end for being black. But when that monster of racism dies, there would be no one left to hate, denigrate, or segregate against others for looking different." This is a powerful story about a black man who leaves the shores of his nation for America, heavily pregnant with tall dreams. He burns with the zeal to surprise the much talked about white man. But to his dismay, the white man sees him as an outcast - a puzzle. Can he handle this monster of appalling racial prejudice and still fulfill his dreams?