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84, Charing Cross Road by Helene Hanff
funny
fast-paced
4.0
Este libro me hizo reflexionar mucho sobre el racismo no solo que existe en el mundo, sino cambiando el enfoque de México a Puerto Rico. Muchas de las anécdotas que relata Tenoch, las he visto en mi país; algunas de una forma consciente y muchas otras de forma inconsciente, esta última siendo la respuesta al sistema que nos rodea. Me gustó mucho cómo el actor recalca que no es un experto en el tema y tampoco un académico, pero utiliza sus experiencias y la educación que ha tenido a través de su carrera para llevar un mensaje. “Racismo no es solo un acto, sino todo un sistema.”
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This book made me reflect a lot about racism not only that exists in the world, but also changing the focus from Mexico to Puerto Rico. I have seen many of the anecdotes that Tenoch tells in my country; some consciously and many others unconsciously, the latter being the response to the system that surrounds us. I really liked how the actor emphasizes that he is not an expert on the subject nor an academic, but he uses his experiences and the education he has had throughout his career to convey a message. “Racism is not just an act, but an entire system.”
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This book made me reflect a lot about racism not only that exists in the world, but also changing the focus from Mexico to Puerto Rico. I have seen many of the anecdotes that Tenoch tells in my country; some consciously and many others unconsciously, the latter being the response to the system that surrounds us. I really liked how the actor emphasizes that he is not an expert on the subject nor an academic, but he uses his experiences and the education he has had throughout his career to convey a message. “Racism is not just an act, but an entire system.”