Obamistan! Land Without Racism: Your Guide to the New America
"Teases out the foibles of racial dissonance with penetrating subtlety."  —Washington Examiner"Uncomfortable? Sure. But How To Rent a Negro is also funny, biting and valuable."  —Ruminator"damali ayo has a nuanced, observant, and thought-provoking perspective on how racism works. What she also possesses, though, is a wickedly wry sense of humor, fully at play in Obamistan.  —Harry Allen, Media Assassin and hip-hop activist"I'd been having this bad dream, that racism was still a problem. But damali ayo's Obamistan is like a warm cup of milk and a muscle relaxer! She's a brilliant humorist, and this ironic romp through post-racial America is pure genius."  —Tim Wise, author,White Like MeandBetween Barack and a Hard Place"Funny, pointed, and consistently absorbing."  —Davy Rothbart, creator,Found Magazine, and reporter, This American Life