Bøger af Todd Wooten

Don't let the title fool readers, as this book takes a serious deep dive into fighting against rase based sexual stereotypes and the impact it has had on race relations throughout the years. The unique aspects of this is the author challenges the stereotypes not by showcasing how they are stereotypes, but by showcasing how White America has made these "stereotypes" into negative things, all the while making it something to idolize and achieve as a white man.The author fights to flip the narrative and show Black America that they have nothing to be ashamed of, all the while showing White America (those who peddle these negative viewpoints and pander to racist viewpoints) that it is their own insecurity and hatred that has made this narrative, not the other way around.The author does a fantastic job of flipping the script and showing how sex was another tool used to put a negative light onto an entire race of people for no other reason than the color of their skin and how America in particular has used skin color to put a value on a person in life.

Don't let the title fool readers, as this book takes a serious deep dive into fighting against rase based sexual stereotypes and the impact it has had on race relations throughout the years. The unique aspects of this is the author challenges the stereotypes not by showcasing how they are stereotypes, but by showcasing how White America has made these "stereotypes" into negative things, all the while making it something to idolize and achieve as a white man.The author fights to flip the narrative and show Black America that they have nothing to be ashamed of, all the while showing White America (those who peddle these negative viewpoints and pander to racist viewpoints) that it is their own insecurity and hatred that has made this narrative, not the other way around.The author does a fantastic job of flipping the script and showing how sex was another tool used to put a negative light onto an entire race of people for no other reason than the color of their skin and how America in particular has used skin color to put a value on a person in life.