The book "My Life in the South" by Jacob Stroyer is an important testimony about the life of a black author in the postwar southern society of the United States. In this book, Stroyer details his experiences and memories of the social inequalities he and other African Americans faced at the time. The autobiographical book "My Life in the South" reveals to the reader the realities of racial discrimination, but at the same time, determination and fortitude in the struggle for equal rights and justice. This book is not only an important historical document, but also an inspiration to all who seek to create a better and more just society.