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Lädt ... How to Make a Slave and Other Essays (2020. Auflage)von Jerald Walker
Werk-InformationenHow to Make a Slave and Other Essays (21st Century Essays) von Jerald Walker
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"Personal essays exploring identity, family, and community through the prism of race and black culture. Confronts the medical profession's racial biases, shopping while black at Whole Foods, the legacy of Michael Jackson, raising black boys, haircuts that scare white people, racial profiling, and growing up in Southside Chicago"-- Keine Bibliotheksbeschreibungen gefunden. |
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See also: The Black Friend by Frederick Joseph; I'm Still Here by Austin Channing Brown
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Racism is part and parcel of our culture, the great American disease with which we are all afflicted; there will be no cure until we accept this diagnosis. (from "The Heritage Room," 39)
Her tolerance for racism was extreme, in your view, which was to say she resisted it only if it were actually occurring, whereas all you required was its possibility. (From "Smoke," 84)
We were having trouble getting excited about our trip to Chicago, on account of all the murders. (From "Once More To the Ghetto," 120) ( )