Margaret Kimberley
Auteur de Prejudential: Black America and the Presidents (Sunlight Editions)
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Margaret Kimberley is a New York-based writer and activist for peace and justice issues. Dr. Cornel West has called her "one of the few great truth tellers who, along with Glen Ford, Adolph Reed, Jr. and Bruce Dixon, preserved her integrity during the Obama years." She has been an editor and senior afficher plus columnist for Black Agenda Report since its inception in 2006. Her work has appeared in the Dallas Morning News, Consortium News, American Herald Tribune and CounterPunch. A contributor to the anthology In Defense of Julian Assange, she is a graduate of Williams College and lives in New York City. afficher moins
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Prejudential: Black America and the Presidents… par Margaret Kimberley
Activist Margaret Kimberley provides a fearless and scathing recounting of the racist attitudes, words, and actions (or inactions) of each United States president. The short portrait of each president spotlights the racism that has always permeated American society. It is not Kimberly’s intent to provide a balanced view of American presidents but to counter the imbalance that has been perpetuated by presidential historians and American mythmakers. This book will be an uncomfortable read for white Americans but is a necessary one. It is only by confronting and acknowledging the truth of racism that the nation can heal and unite.… (plus d'informations)
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- 25
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- #508,561
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- 5.0
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