"By turn sad, hilarious, shocking, and touching, these conversations are always revealing: May makes good use of them in suggesting what they tell us about how these men experience, for example, racism and class bias and ho they behave in various social contexts." — Library Journal "An engaging text. May shows why a space like Trena's is essential and why people become regulars." — The Southern Communication Journal"A face-paced book...?that's¿ hard to put…
Author: Reuben A. Buford May · Original publisher: New York University Press (2001)
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