Black like Me 38-52

I think that Mr. Griffin is beginning to change because he is running into more and more instances where people treat him like a black. The writer realizes how horrible the conditions of the blacks are like when the bus driver does not let him off at his stop and instead takes him eight blocks in the other direction. He also is not allowed to cash his travelers check in any of the stores because of the way the blacks were treated in the 60's I think this starts to humble the writer, realizing what the conditions of the blacks are the writer knows it has to be changed.