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leggsly's review against another edition
informative
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This was great! The first half was the most interesting and informative to me. I liked learning about early childhood racial/ethnic/cultural identity development from a child psychologist. It was a breakdown of systemic racism from an angle I hadn’t learned a lot about previously.
The second part was also good, but more broad about how people’s racial identity gains complexity in early adulthood. Then there’s a chunk that’s just statistics about various races’ experiences in American schools. It was fine but didn’t have the personal touch I liked in the first part.
Beverly Daniel Tatum did such a great job reading the audiobook, too!!
The second part was also good, but more broad about how people’s racial identity gains complexity in early adulthood. Then there’s a chunk that’s just statistics about various races’ experiences in American schools. It was fine but didn’t have the personal touch I liked in the first part.
Beverly Daniel Tatum did such a great job reading the audiobook, too!!
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itsmeayo's review against another edition
5.0
this was probably the most insightful book I've read about race. its rlly made me challenge my beliefs.