Everything but the burden
Subtitle: what white people are taking from Black culture
By: edited by Greg Tate.
Contributors: Tate, Greg.
Edition: 1st trade pbk. ed.
Publisher: Harlem Moon/Broadway Books
Published: 2003
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 260
Subjects: African Americans -- Social conditions -- 1975-; African Americans -- Intellectual life; Whites -- United States -- Attitudes; Culture conflict -- United States; Racism -- United States; United States -- Race relations; United States -- Civilization -- African American influences
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Introduction:; title: Nigs R Us, or how Blackfolk became fetish objects  -- Greg Tate; title: Eminem : the new white negro  -- Carl Hancock Rux; title: Scenes from Umkovu, a play  -- Eisa Davis; title: Reds, whites, and blues people  -- Robin D.G. Kelley; title: Pimp notes on autonomy  -- Beth Coleman; title: ThugGods : spiritual darkness and hip-hop  -- Melvin Gibbs; title: Yoked in Gowanus  -- Jonathan Lethem; title: New mythology began without me  -- Michael C. Ladd; title: Steely Dan : understood as the redemption of the white negro : a conversation between  -- Greg Tate, Vernon Reid; title: Pryor love : the life and times of America's comic prophet of race  -- Hilton Als; title: Beautiful ones  -- Michaela Angela Davis; title: Skinned  -- Cassandra Lane; title: Ali, Foreman, Mailer, and me  -- Tony Green; title: 1960s in Bamako : Malick Sidibé and -- James Brown / -- Manthia Diawara; title: Black Asianphile  -- Latasha Natasha Diggs; title: Afro-kinky human hair  -- Meri Nana-Ama Danquah; title: Captive herstories / Danzy Senna --; title: Affection afflictions : my alien/my self or more 'reading at work'  -- Renée Green; title: My Black death -- Arthur Jafa.