In Black and White is Alexandra Wilson's searing debut memoir, tracing her journey from a teenager who witnessed the fatal stabbing of a family friend to a determined junior barrister working within Britain's criminal and family courts. Told with honesty and urgency, it exposes how race and class shape outcomes in the justice system. This hardback is a compelling read for anyone wanting to understand the human cost of institutional inequality. Alexandra Wilson was still at school when she witnessed her family friend Ayo fatally stabbed, an event that set her on a path towards the law. Years later, as a young mixed-race barrister working criminal and family cases, she found herself navigating a profession and a justice system built on complex social dynamics. This book is perfect for readers of memoir, social justice, and true stories of resilience. It is published by Endeavour, an imprint of Octopus Publishing Group, and is available in hardback format.