Bottom pig
Subtitle: a novel in three stories
By: by William Robinson.
Edition: 1st ed.
Publisher: William-Frederick Press; William Frederick
Published: 1978
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 139
Description: "Bottom pig is a key to tribal rituals, whiteness that gets rid of blacks, blackness that gets rid of whites-- and a key to an integrated America too sobering to seem likely or possible. In the realm of the possible-so-far, our achievement of desegregation, a "color-blind" society, the author would characterize as simple blindness, compounded by denial of blindness. From this departure, whether or not to remedy the present becomes a kind of inverted answering of the question of who should inherit" -- dust jacket flap.