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    My Black Privilege

    My Black Privilege by Williams, Thomas Chatterton

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    Black and Blue and Blond: Where does race fit in the construction of modern identity?

    Black and Blue and Blond: Where does race fit in the construction of modern identity? by Williams, Thomas Chatterton

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    Black and Blue and Blond

    Black and Blue and Blond by Williams, Thomas Chatterton

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    Meritocracy's Condescending Critics: Knowledge is the only power the powerless can harness

    Meritocracy's Condescending Critics: Knowledge is the only power the powerless can harness by Williams, Thomas Chatterton

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    Beyond Black History Month; American society is more willing than ever before to speak out against racism and to embrace Black history, but we continue to make the fatal mistake of taking the concept of race itself for granted

    Beyond Black History Month; American society is more willing than ever before to speak out against racism and to embrace Black history, but we continue to make the fatal mistake of... by Thomas Chatterton Williams

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    Dinning and Design: Japan, by Way of Paris

    Dinning and Design: Japan, by Way of Paris by Williams, Thomas Chatterton

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    The SAT's Bogus 'Adversity Score'

    The SAT's Bogus 'Adversity Score' by Williams, Thomas Chatterton

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    High and Low, and Both and Neither

    High and Low, and Both and Neither by Williams, Thomas Chatterton

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    The Shifting Views of Michael Jackson

    The Shifting Views of Michael Jackson by Williams, Thomas Chatterton

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    Oprah, Don't Do It

    Oprah, Don't Do It by Williams, Thomas Chatterton

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    The Bluesy Sweep of Black Life; In 'Only the Strong,' a high-achieving black doctor must choose between marrying 'down' and a perennially empty bed

    The Bluesy Sweep of Black Life; In 'Only the Strong,' a high-achieving black doctor must choose between marrying 'down' and a perennially empty bed by Thomas Chatterton Williams

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    The Next Great Migration

    The Next Great Migration by Williams, Thomas Chatterton

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    How Hipsters Ruined Paris

    How Hipsters Ruined Paris by Williams, Thomas Chatterton

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    Across Oceans and Centuries; A continent-skipping novel from the author of "Let the Great World Spin" that stitches together stories about early aviators, Frederick Douglass and Sen. George Mitchell. Thomas Chatterton Williams reviews Colum McCann's "TransAtlantic."

    Across Oceans and Centuries; A continent-skipping novel from the author of "Let the Great World Spin" that stitches together stories about early aviators, Frederick Douglass and Se... by Thomas Chatterton Williams

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    Home Thoughts From Abroad; A black writer sets out to discover where, if anywhere, African-Americans might feel at home

    Home Thoughts From Abroad; A black writer sets out to discover where, if anywhere, African-Americans might feel at home by Thomas Chatterton Williams

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    A Novelist's Glittering Afterlife; Roberto Bolaño's tossed-away writings outshine most authors' finished work. Thomas Chatterton Williams reviews "Woes of the True Policeman."

    A Novelist's Glittering Afterlife; Roberto Bolaño's tossed-away writings outshine most authors' finished work. Thomas Chatterton Williams reviews "Woes of the True Policeman." by Thomas Chatterton Williams

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    Dark Thoughts in City of Light; In "Paris, I Love You but You're Bringing Me Down," Rosecrans Baldwin describes his 18 months of living and working in Paris. It wasn't quite the expat experience of Hemingway or A.J. Liebling

    Dark Thoughts in City of Light; In "Paris, I Love You but You're Bringing Me Down," Rosecrans Baldwin describes his 18 months of living and working in Paris. It wasn't quite the ex... by Thomas Chatterton Williams

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    As black as we wish to be

    As black as we wish to be by Williams, Thomas Chatterton

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    The State Of Race; Pooling interviews with 105 influential thinkers, including Henry Louis Gates Jr. and Malcolm Gladwell, "Who's Afraid of Post-Blackness?" tackles what it means to be Black in America today. Thomas Chatterton Williams reviews

    The State Of Race; Pooling interviews with 105 influential thinkers, including Henry Louis Gates Jr. and Malcolm Gladwell, "Who's Afraid of Post-Blackness?" tackles what it means t... by Thomas Chatterton Williams

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    What I learned in pappy's study; my father challenged me to find an answer to the most serious question: How to live a life worth leading?

    What I learned in pappy's study; my father challenged me to find an answer to the most serious question: How to live a life worth leading? by Williams, Thomas Chatterton

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