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Between the World and Me

Summary:

The book is written as a letter to the author's teenage son, exploring the realities of being Black in America and the fraught history of race and violence in the country. It delves into personal experiences and historical events to examine the cultural and systemic forces that shape the Black experience.

Key points:

1. Black Body: Coates highlights the constant threat and objectification of black bodies due to systemic racism in America.

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