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Going too far
Ishmael Reed
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An edition of Going too far (2012)

Going too far

essays about America's nervous breakdown

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Challenges the widespread opinion that racism is no longer a factor in American life.

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Baraka Books
Language
English
Pages
235

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Subjects
Social conditions, Race relations, African Americans in popular culture, African Americans, Racism, United states, race relations, Noirs américains, Conditions sociales, Noirs américains dans la culture populaire, Relations raciales, Racisme
Places
United States
Times
21st century

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Going too far: essays about America's nervous breakdown
2012, Baraka Books
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Table of Contents

President Obama and the new secession
Why some white progressives make me sick
What progressives don't understand about Obama
Joan Walsh's Twitter brawl with herself
Brown shirts, black shirts, t-shirts
Ethnic studies in the age of the Tea Party
A fly on the wall
The selling of Precious
Fade to white
The NAACP house of shame
The Wire goes to college
Diminutive playwright tackles criminal justice dragon
Trouble beside the bay
"She wanted it"
Being black and "difficult" in Hollywood: an interview with Lou Gossett, Jr.
At work: Ishmael Reed on Juice!
The return of the Nigger Breakers: a ghetto reading and writing rat, Jill Nelson interviews Ishmael Reed
An interview with Terry McMillan
Musician and composer without borders
Where are the "pirates" coming from?: an interview with Nuruddin Farah
Watermill at Gdansk: the U.S. puts its best foot forward.

Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references.

Published in
Montreal

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
305.896/073
Library of Congress
E185.86 .R383 2012, E185.86.R383 2012, E185.86 .R43 2012

The Physical Object

Pagination
235 p.
Number of pages
235

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL27144143M
ISBN 10
1926824563
ISBN 13
9781926824567
LCCN
2012493622
OCLC/WorldCat
792879984

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