Walter Williams is one of the leaders whom Dr. Beard gathers to condemn the “Black-No-More” treatment. Williams is a heavy-set white man (though Williams claims he is proud to be part of Black society because his grandfather was a mixed-race man). Later, Williams supports the Republicans and joins Gorman Gay’s staff.
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Walter Williams Character Timeline in Black No More
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Chapter 5
Jackson then turns to Walter Williams, a tall, heavyset white man with blue eyes, and discusses the situation in the south....
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Chapter 10
Gorman Gay is at his wit’s end, and Joseph Bonds and Walter Williams, two of his campaign staff, also don’t know what to do. Though Williams had passed...
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Williams and Bonds discuss Beard, who has also become white and who is now working for...
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Williams travels to Richmond to meet with Beard, and Beard reveals that Buggerie has been investigating...
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