In 'Just Another Nigga', David Williams is a black man that does not like black people.
Money, arrogance, prestige and greed are the lubricants that move the wheels of his decision making process. He is superstar lawyer that goes to prison after being convicted for homicide by a corrupt prosecutor.
David is torn between two worlds, black and white... good and evil. He struggles to affiliate with his culture and the real meaning of the words nigga and nigger.
After reaching national prominence, David Williams brings misconduct charges against the Prosecutor's Office. He finds himself defending his wife and himself against three street punks. By withholding evidence, the Prosecution determines that it was unjustifiable homicide and David goes to prison. In prison, he learns the history of the Black people. He is made aware of how much they contributed to the growth of the United States of America. There, he had challenges to overcome with other inmates. Two of the inmates, Stefon Anderson and Antonio Ballard formed a partnership vowing to extract revenge on David Williams. They had obtained long prison sentences while David served as their counsel. After two years, he is freed because proof had been obtained that he was set up and the jury was rigged. Getting out of prison should have been a going home for David, but he had turned a corner in his life that put him on a different path. He had become all he hated in his race. Because of the delay in being reinstated by the Bar Association, David engages in criminal activity to maintain his quality of life and his desire for material things in the world. By the end of the book, he has realized that only an ignorant person is a nigger and he was no longer ignorant. The Prosecutor, John Sampres and the Assistant Prosecutor, Lewis Emery, are killed by his partner in crime just as he was finding a middle ground on who he was.
David is torn between his college sweetheart, who happens to be his wife and white and a black paralegal that helped him gain his freedom.
David starts to feel that regardless of your socioeconomic status, if you're black you will always be just 'another' nigga (nigger) in the eyes of all races throughout the globe.
The book 'Just Another Nigga' brings to light the meaning of the word, nigger or nigga. These words continue to spark controversy and racial tension throughout the world.
