A review by historyofjess
Race Rules: Navigating The Color Line by Michael Eric Dyson

hopeful informative reflective medium-paced

3.25

Given that this book is almost thirty years old, I was surprised by how relevant a lot of this still was. Sure, the opening chapter on the O.J. Simpson is more than a little outdated, but Dyson's focus on male-dominated anti-racist movements needing to be more inclusive of women and queer folks is incredibly refreshing.