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If you're talking about what I think you are...you could ask:
How did the author change his appearance?
How did people's reactions vary, and why?
How is a 'study' such as this limited? Is there a difference between 'wearing black' and 'being black'?
Explore the implications of the following, evidenced by the work: race is a social construct.
Link to other works where characters/non-fiction people have 'passed' (not sure if this is a literature class or a social science).
How does the ability to pass change the author's attitudes and behaviors?
and...I'm spent.
Good luck.
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