In this collection of essays, Wiley--in an immediate and unmistakable style--takes on popular culture as it relates to Black Americans today, adding a new dimension to the dialogue about race. Everyone and everything make their appearance: from Marion Berry and Nietzsche to Bernhard Goetz, Jackie Robinson, Spike Lee, and more. In this collection of essays, Wiley--in an immediate and unmistakable style--takes on popular culture as it relates to Black Americans today, adding a new…
Author: Ralph Wiley · Original publisher: Penguin Books (later/standard edition)
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