"Afro-Saxon: Homecoming Memories of a Black Boy at Eton: 2 (Black Britain Writing Back)" is a poignant memoir by Dillibe Onyeama, edited by Bernardine Evaristo. This compelling narrative delves into the author's experiences as one of the first black students at the prestigious Eton College. Through candid reflections, Onyeama explores themes of identity, racism, and resilience, offering a unique perspective on British society. This memoir is an essential contribution to the Black Britain Writing Back series, shedding light on the complexities of navigating elite educational institutions as a black youth in the 1960s.