Bryan
not bad. Not great. Starts slow but picks up speed. It was fun but the writing didn’t really impress me. That said the story is well constructed and eventually thrilling.
not bad. Not great. Starts slow but picks up speed. It was fun but the writing didn’t really impress me. That said the story is well constructed and eventually thrilling.
a bit slow to get going but a thrill ride for the second half.
a bit slow to get going but a thrill ride for the second half.
A good primer on racism in America. The first 2/3s was somewhat introductory and would be really good in a class or group setting for people who really want to better understand how racism functions and what they can do about it. The last third was, in my view, more thoughtful and leveraged more sophisticated analysis, as well as offered a more personal perspective. The personal perspective is used throughout, but seemed more authentic to me at the end.
Overall, a good read, if not exactly a page turner. More of a classroom on racism.
A good primer on racism in America. The first 2/3s was somewhat introductory and would be really good in a class or group setting for people who really want to better understand how racism functions and what they can do about it. The last third was, in my view, more thoughtful and leveraged more sophisticated analysis, as well as offered a more personal perspective. The personal perspective is used throughout, but seemed more authentic to me at the end.
Overall, a good read, if not exactly a page turner. More of a classroom on racism.
A good primer on racism in America. The first 2/3s was somewhat introductory and would be really good in a class or group setting for people who really want to better understand how racism functions and what they can do about it. The last third was, in my view, more thoughtful and leveraged more sophisticated analysis, as well as offered a more personal perspective. The personal perspective is used throughout, but seemed more authentic to me at the end.
Overall, a good read, if not exactly a page turner. More of a classroom on racism.
A good primer on racism in America. The first 2/3s was somewhat introductory and would be really good in a class or group setting for people who really want to better understand how racism functions and what they can do about it. The last third was, in my view, more thoughtful and leveraged more sophisticated analysis, as well as offered a more personal perspective. The personal perspective is used throughout, but seemed more authentic to me at the end.
Overall, a good read, if not exactly a page turner. More of a classroom on racism.
