A day late and a dollar short :high hopes and deferred dreams in Obama's "postracial" America
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No. Panggil
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973.932092 PIE d
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Pengarang
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Obama, Barack.; Pierre, Robert E.,; Jeter, Jon.;
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Tempat Terbit
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Hoboken, N.J. :
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Penerbit
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Wiley
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Tahun Terbit
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2010
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Subject
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Group identity; Self; esteem; Orang Amerika; Afrika; Amerika; Afrika; Ras,diskriminasi;
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Klasifikasi
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973.932092
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Abstrak/Catatan
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Includes bibliographical references and index.; "Each chapter tells a great story, but with the goal of looking into complex issues: the many problems young black men face, subtle persistent racism, the stagnation of blacks vis a vis whites, widespread black participation in the military despite widesprad anti-war sentiments, the increased decline of unions even as unions become the primary vehicle for black progress, the challenges of interracial families, the lack of good schools or healthcare for the poor, and the inability of well-off blacks to lift up others"--Provided by publisher.; 1. Daisy Mae on the Bayou : the past is still with us -- 2. Made in America : union organizing in Chicago -- 3. He doesn't see what we see : Diop's protest in St. Petersburg -- 4. Where the grass is greener : Linda in the promised land -- 5. Casualty of war : tee green in Baghdad -- 6. White is not an abstract concept : Angela's daughters in Appalachia -- 7. Little men : Jewel and Launnie in New Orleans -- 8. Dandelions : Eddie's freedom in D.C. -- 9. Watermelon man : Cecil, Jon, and Ryan in Indianapolis -- 10. The front man : Lee moves from South Africa to Brooklyn.;
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