"The author refers to herself as "an observational ironist," and her incisive comments on black life's contradictions make this essay collection a winner."
This extraordinary set of autobiographical essays gives insight into a black woman's life in the arts: everything from joining the Black Panthers to avoiding African-American chick lit. Read full book review >
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DE FACTO FEMINISM: ESSAYS STRAIGHT OUTTA OAKLAND
