Roger rawls is a fictional character in the article Faith in Reader's Magazine. The article describes him as the 53rd governor of new york and the first black governor in the history of new york.

Rawls was born in a notorious slum and grew up in a bad environment, but he was an exception. Not only was he admitted to the university, but he eventually became the governor. At the press conference after taking office, Rawls made no mention of his struggle history. He only mentioned a very strange name-Pierre Paul. Later, people knew that Pierre Paul was a principal of his primary school.

In an article called Faith, the author thinks that the key to success is a positive attitude and belief, as well as discovering one's inner potential and constantly inspiring it. Therefore, although roger rawls is a fictional character, he represents the belief and attitude of a successful person.