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Review “One of the most acutely observed accounts of what it is like to be young, black and middle-class in America. Toure inventively draws on a range of evidence . . . for a performance carried through with unsparing honesty, in a distinctive voice that is often humorous, occasionally wary and defensive, but always intensely engaging.” —Orlando Patterson, New York Times Book Review “[T]he ever provocative TourÉ boldly articulates the complicated issues of self and racial identity in the age of Obama.” — Vanity Fair "A welcome response to the 'self-appointed identity cops' who would arrest and banish those they consider insufficiently black. Perceptively analyze[s] a new sensibility in black art and culture to illustrate the complex and fluid racial identification TourÉ dubs 'post-blackness.' " — San Francisco Chronicle “This book is quintessential TourÉ: smart, funny, irreverent, and provocative as hell. Rejecting old school racial dogma and new school myths about post-raciality, he offers a powerful and original thesis on the status of Blackness in the 21st century. Through his sharp analysis and honest reflections, TourÉ challenges us to embrace a more mature, sophisticated,

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Author

Touré

Publisher

Free Press

Published

2011

Language

EN

ISBN

9781439177556

Category

history

Subjects

Science, Psychology, Social Science

Rating

3.83 / 5 (691 ratings)

Updated

2026-03-13