America's dialogue on race relations has fragmented into specialized, often academic discussions. Now, after seven years of extraordinary, on-the-ground reporting, bestselling author Jonathan Coleman revives a broader perspective by showing us, dramatically and poignantly, how race continues to affect us all on a human level: in our daily lives, in our workplaces, in our hopes, and in our fears.
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America's dialogue on race relations has fragmented into specialized, often academic discussions. Now, after seven years of extraordinary, on-the-ground reporting, bestselling author Jonathan Coleman revives a broader perspective by showing us, dramatically and poignantly, how race continues to affect us all on a human level: in our daily lives, in our workplaces, in our hopes, and in our fears.
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Like New. Size: 9x6x1; [Stated first paperback edition] Softcover. Good binding and cover. Minor shelf wear. Clean, unmarked pages. "A stunner. Coleman's narrative technique is superb. A brilliant work that approaches racism in America through the eyes, mouths, and hearts of those who have lived through it on the front lines."-Library Journal.