page 42-46 The author gets deeper into the identity problem of the blackman. She discusses the problem with Alex Haley retaining his slave name after knowing for an actual fact that his real name was Kintae. She also talks about Masons, Shriners and Fraternities giving the blackman his identity. The author did a fabulous job in ending the chapter of identity with the fact that no matter what we do, we don't go back to the root and claim our true identity which will leave us not knowing ourselves which is why we are no better than we were in slavery.