The Trouble With Friendship Why Americans Can't Think Straight About Race
- Binding: Paperback
- Publisher: Yale Univ Pr
- Publish date: 04/01/1998
"A fresh, witty and pertinent essay on race in America.... DeMott advances his simple yet subtle argument in graceful, nuanced writing". -- Edward T. Chase, Nation
"DeMott draws carefully and intelligently from the well of cultural evidence and delivers the boldest contribution to America's ongoing racial dialogue to come along in years". -- Quinn Eli, Philadelphia Inquirer
"A refreshingly original assessment of the state of black-white relationships in the United States". -- George M. Frederickson, New York Review of Books
"DeMott argues his case persuasively in this important book, a clarion call to those still willing to consider the lessons of history before TV and advertising erase them completely". -- Kirkus
"Critical reading for anyone interested in the intersections of culture, race, and policy". -- Kristal Brent Zook, LA Weekly
"A uniquely fine book ... on race relations in America ... a powerfully crafted call for a revolution in the way we see ourselves". -- Courtland Milloy, Quarterly Black Review of Books
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