/lit/ - Literature

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>basically antidotes to white nationalism

This didn't really shift my ideology, but it definitely changed the way that I approach political issues in a way no book has. I would recommend it to anyone.

Can you get something out of this if you're not black?

ITT: The Official /lit/ "I'm new to cuckolding" Recommended Reading List

Hey lit. Sorry that it's random to ask, but I'm searching for a quote in this book where it's noted that Malcolm X's supporters complained that his ideals changed too often. If I recall correctly, it's somewhere in chapters 14-18. If someone's able to, could you confirm what chapter it's in and how far into it it is?

Should white literature professors be allowed to teach literature by black people and other non-whites?

This has been a controversy in academia for a little while now, the assumption being that, due to the existing power relation, white teachers/professors will inevitably override the original message (Deconstructionism/Death of the Author and all that), and that because these pieces of literature are part of the cultures of PoC, white people teaching literature without the consent of people from said cultures/ethnicities amounts to appropriation.

What is /lit/'s opinion?

Is this worth reading? What are some good auto/biographies?

Im reading this
Reality really is more insane than fiction. I'm just starting to read books and I've always had a thing for nonfiction.

Why is nonfiction objectively better than fiction?