Anchor: As the book discusses the fate of the black college, or the Harlem Renaissance, or the participation of African-American intellectuals in government during World War II, it draws a sharp picture of the fate of blacks with brains, forced, whatever their real interests, to deal with the question of race.
Entailed: The book discusses the fate of the black college, the Harlem Renaissance, and the participation of African-American intellectuals in government during World War II. 
Contradiction: The book focuses on the journey caucasians take in dealing with the question of race in this country. 
Contradiction: A man and a boy are throwing a football.
Contradiction: It was nice talking to you.
Contradiction: Two dogs are running through a grassy field.
Contradiction: A man wearing a reflective jacket writes on pad of paper while looking under a couch.