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What's My Name: Black Vernacular Intellectuals

by Grant Farred (2003)

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What's My Name: Black Vernacular Intellectuals is an essential work by Grant Farred (2003), examining critical themes of civil rights, racial justice, and human resilience. A cornerstone selection on the acclaimed #BlackLivesMatter reading list, it offers profound social commentary, historical resonance, and transformative insight.

Setting / LocationUnited States / Global
Story EraContemporary
Protagonist / CoreNotable Figure / Community

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