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A Collection Of Essays Which Attempt To Capture The Raw Emotions And Candid Words Which Often Surround Race Relations In The United States. Introduction / Joseph Lelyveld -- Shared Prayers, Mixed Blessings / Kevin Sack -- Best Of Friends, Worlds Apart / Mirto Ojito -- Which Man's Army / Steven A. Holmes -- Who Gets To Tell A Black Story? / Janny Scott -- A Limited Partnership / Amy Harmon -- At A Slaughterhouse, Some Things Never Die / Charlie Leduff -- When To Campaign With Color / Timothy Egan -- Reaping What Was Sown On The Old Plantation / Ginger Thompson -- Growing Up, Growing Apart / Tamar Lewin -- The Hurt Between The Lines / Dana Canedy -- The Minority Quarterback / Ira Berkow -- Guarding The Borders Of The Hip-hop Nation / N.r. Kleinfield -- Why Harlem Drug Cops Don't Discuss Race / Michael Winerip -- Bricks, Mortar And Coalition Building / Mireya Navarro -- Getting Under My Skin / Don Terry -- Removing The Filter : Unmediated Conversations About Race -- Writing About Race (and Trying To Talk About It) -- Knowing Your Subject, Knowing Yourself : Journals From The Writers And Photographers -- Appendix: The New York Times Poll On Race : Optimistic Outlook But Enduring Racial

Author

correspondents of the New York Times

Publisher

New York: Times Books/Henry Holt

Published

2001

Language

EN

ISBN

9780805067408

Subjects

Sociology, History, Biography

Rating

3.94 / 5 (108 ratings)

Updated

2026-03-14