"In this collection of thirty-one short articles, essays, and reviews written over a thirty-six-year period, the author consistently displays the extraordinary imagination and ingenuity that have made him one of the most respected scholars in African American and Afro-diasporic studies.
Written about a country with cultural crossroads everywhere, where the question of rce is thoroughly woven into the fabric of society, these essays cross boundaries and shed light on the complexities of American life."

Sent today to the winner of the Non-fiction Sweepstakes.
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This is a book I probably wouldn't have picked up and taken home to read. Although the topic seems interesting, my first impression is that this book appears academic and boring. But I will give the book a try, as I can't know if my impression is right or not. Often, the first impression is wrong, so one shouldn't make a decision based on it.

I read a little bit of this some weeks ago, and took a break from it. Now I can't remember what I read and I don't feel any urge to read more of it either. So I'll let this book wander over to my AVL shelf.

Released by the large sign by the start of Flyplassveien, by the intersection.

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You've found a free and travelling book. It want to travel around and meet new readers.
This book is registered here at Bookcrossing.com so that its journey can be tracked. If you have found the book, I would appreciate if you could leave a "journal entry", even if you don't read the book. The journay entry can be made anonymously if you want to.

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Du har funnet en gratis og reisende bok. Den ønsker å reise rundt og finne nye lesere.
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