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Negropedia The Assimilated Negros Crash Course On The Modern Black Experience Original Patrice Evans

Name: Negropedia The Assimilated Negros Crash Course On The Modern Black Experience Original Patrice Evans
SKU: BELL-4417358
Price: 31.00 USD
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Negropedia The Assimilated Negros Crash Course On The Modern Black Experience Original Patrice Evans instant download after payment.

Publisher: Three Rivers Press

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 7.59 MB

Pages: 240

Author: Patrice Evans

ISBN: 9780307463807, 030746380X

Language: English

Year: 2011

Edition: Original

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Negropedia The Assimilated Negros Crash Course On The Modern Black Experience Original Patrice Evans by Patrice Evans 9780307463807, 030746380X instant download after payment.

Patrice Evans is The Assimilated Negro, a hyperobservant, savagely pop-savvy instigator bent on pranking the crap out of our modern racial discourse. Since the debut of his popular “Ghetto Pass” column for Gawker.com, Evans has been the rare voice capable of speaking to junkies for both White Castle and Colson Whitehead with equal insight and aplomb. His first book, Negropedia, is a wide-ranging, deeply idiosyncratic tour through the tricky racial landscape of the Obama era, aimed at pop-culture consumers at the intersecting fan bases of South Park and Chappelle’s Show,Scott Pilgrim and The Boondocks.
Whether deconstructing Lil Wayne’s “no homo hypocrisy,” outlining the all-important Clair Huxtable code for finding a mate, or assessing Susan Sontag’s street cred, Evans provides a stream of daring outsider anthropology.