Ijeoma Oluo is the author of the bestselling book So You Want to Talk About Race. She writes about race, identity, and social justice.
So you want to talk about race
So you want to talk about race
Synopsis
This essential guide offers a clear and direct approach to understanding and discussing race in America today. Ijeoma Oluo tackles complex topics like privilege, police brutality, and micro-aggressions with honesty and accessibility. It's a vital resource for anyone looking to engage in constructive conversations and help bridge racial divides.
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So You Want to Talk About RaceAudio CD, Jan
255 pages
Blackstone Audio, Inc.ISBN: 97815384752705 editions available
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Frequently asked questions
What makes this book different from other books about race?
Ijeoma Oluo's approach is notable for its direct, conversational style, breaking down complex topics into actionable insights for everyday discussions. It focuses on providing practical tools and frameworks for engaging in difficult conversations rather than solely presenting historical context or theoretical arguments.
Is this book suitable for group discussions?
The book's structure, with its clear chapter divisions addressing specific aspects of race and racism, makes it highly suitable for book clubs, classrooms, and other discussion groups. Each chapter often concludes with points that naturally lend themselves to further conversation and reflection.
How does this book relate to Ijeoma Oluo's other work?
This book established Ijeoma Oluo's voice as a prominent commentator on race and social justice, laying the groundwork for her subsequent writings and public speaking engagements. It reflects her consistent focus on practical application and accessible explanations of systemic issues.