This report provides an intercultural analysis based on an interview with a black student adopted by a white family, exploring the impact of race and skin color on identity and experiences. The analysis delves into issues of identity crisis, language barriers, and discrimination faced by the interviewee. The report highlights the challenges of growing up in a predominantly white environment, the psychological effects of discrimination, and the importance of family support. The interview reveals instances of discrimination in various settings, including recreational activities, public transport, and restaurants. The interviewee's coping mechanisms and the role of therapy in building self-esteem are also discussed. The report concludes by emphasizing the significance of acceptance and focusing on the future to overcome intercultural challenges. The references cited provide further context to the study.