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Your Guide to the New America
By damali ayo
HUMOR
208 Pages, 5.5 x 8.5
Formats: EPUB, Mobipocket, PDF, Trade Paper
Trade Paper, $14.95 (US $14.95) (CA $16.95)
ISBN 9781569762431
Rights: WOR
Chicago Review Press (Apr 2010)
Lawrence Hill Books
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Hilarious, sarcastic, and insightful, this witty companion to the new America—which its loyal citizens call Obamistan—offers recommendations for navigating this exciting utopia. Eyewitness testimonials, pop quizzes, newspaper clippings, and Twitter feeds tell unprepared citizens what to expect now that America has elected a black president and left prejudice and racism behind. This comprehensive manual addresses the ways in which all former hot-button issues—including immigration, health care, gentrification, reparations, foreclosures, holidays, and toilet paper—are now addressed in the gentle Obamistan, showing even those who miss the old America how to adjust. With details about Dick Cheney’s cozy new digs in Guantanamo Bay, this handbook covers the new America from sea to shining sea.
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"Teases out the foibles of racial dissonance with penetrating subtlety." —Washington ExaminerAuthor Biography
damali ayo is the author of How to Rent a Negro. She is the creator of the popular rent-a-negro.com, a satirical website that explores race, and the National Day of Panhandling for Reparations, a nationwide street performance. Her work has been featured in ABCnews.com, Harpers, NPR, Time.com, and the Wall Street Journal, as well as for various international newspapers. She lives in Los Angeles.