No More Black: A Tale of the Amazing and Extraordinary Work of Science in the Land of the Free, 1933-1940 is a pioneering science fiction novel by American author George S. Schuyler. The book tells a story where scientists found a way to change the race of people by forcing their skin to turn white. This experiment turned out to be very popular among African Americans, who began to wake up in new, white faces, covered with new perspectives and privileges. However, with these victories came unintended consequences that called into question the very notions of racial identity and social inequality. No More Black is a provocative and thought-provoking piece that challenges the reader to think about race, identity, and social inequality.