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Showing posts with label Charles Ogletree. Show all posts

Saturday, July 30, 2011

What Am I Reading?

Is it I or do others have the same issue of reading less?  Why?  I get on my email, and 3 hours later I am still on the computer as I get on facebook, forward emails,  reply to all the emails, click on email links.  I listen to a book on tape while driving.  Does that count?  It took me a long time, but I have finally finished  reading, Charles OGLETREE, The Presumption of Guilt: The arrest of Henry Louis Gates JR. and Race, Class, and Crime In America.  I really liked his Epilogue.  100 Ways to Look at a Black Man.  This consisted of interviews with prominent African Americans who were subjected to various forms of indignities that were racially based, and grounded in stereotypes.  A must read.