I Take My Coffee Black
Reflections on Tupac, Musical Theater, Faith, and Being Black in America
by:
Tyler Merritt
in:
Racial Studies
Summary:
The book is a collection of personal essays in which the author shares his experiences as a Black man in America, touching on themes such as race, culture, and identity through the lenses of his love for Tupac, musical theater, and his Christian faith. It offers a candid and humorous perspective on navigating societal expectations and finding one's place in a world fraught with racial tensions and misconceptions.
Key points:
1. Identity Intersectionality: The book examines how being a Black, Christian artist in America influences Merritt's life. He stresses the need to respect individual identities.
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