/lit/ - Literature

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This book is nothing more than spectacular race realism akin to what you'd find in fascist readings, just twisted and distorted into its far-left equivalent. While it may present genuine problems regarding race and its treatment in the United States, the fetishistic, foaming tone is completely off-putting, and the fact that DiAngelo can't go one sentence without mentioning someone's race is a clear indication of the intention of the book.

This is nothing more than pseudo-race-marxist bullshit. It's selling rn because people want something new they were told to read. In a few months they'll forget about it.

Or they won't. Idk