this is the interview where he says he didnt wanna be black so he joined skinhead
http://www.theguardian.com/film/2012/may/13/adewale-akinnuoye-agbaje-interview
He fought alongside his new skinhead comrades, who treated him at first like some brutalised pet to be unleashed in battle. "I was like a little dog that followed them around," he says.
"When a child wants to be accepted," he explains, "he'll do anything. And if it means you're getting a certain amount of notoriety from a fight, that's what you'll do. If all you've known is racism, abuse and persecution, then all of a sudden you're getting some recognition, that's your new drug. That's what you want. By the time I was 16 I was someone to reckon with. I was so eager to repudiate any connection with any immigrant race I would go above and beyond. I was desperate to belong to something. That was my drive as a teenager."
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seems like you missing alot. It's not that he hated being black, it's just what he was nurtured into. You throw a little black boy into an all white, racist area and what do you think is going to happen. Either they'll kill him or they'll accept him as one of them.