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Publication Name
Just Us
Title
Just Us
Book Title
Just US : an American Conversation
Subtitle
An American Conversation
Author
Claudia Rankine
Format
Hardcover
ISBN-10
1644450216
EAN
9781644450215
ISBN
9781644450215
Publisher
Graywolf Press
Genre
Literary Collections, Social Science
Topic
Sociology / General, Anthropology / Cultural & Social, Essays, Ethnic Studies / African American Studies
Release Date
08/09/2020
Release Year
2020
Item Height
1.1in
Item Length
9.2in
Item Width
6.5in
Item Weight
31 Oz
Language
English
Publication Year
2020
Number of Pages
352 Pages

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FINALIST FOR THE 2021 ANDREW CARNEGIE MEDAL FOR EXCELLENCE IN NONFICTION Claudia Rankine's Citizen changed the conversation-- Just Us urges all of us into it As everyday white supremacy becomes increasingly vocalized with no clear answers at hand, how best might we approach one another? Claudia Rankine, without telling us what to do, urges us to begin the discussions that might open pathways through this divisive and stuck moment in American history. Just Us is an invitation to discover what it takes to stay in the room together, even and especially in breaching the silence, guilt, and violence that follow direct addresses of whiteness. Rankine's questions disrupt the false comfort of our culture's liminal and private spaces--the airport, the theater, the dinner party, the voting booth--where neutrality and politeness live on the surface of differing commitments, beliefs, and prejudices as our public and private lives intersect. This brilliant arrangement of essays, poems, and images includes the voices and rebuttals of others: white men in first class responding to, and with, their white male privilege; a friend's explanation of her infuriating behavior at a play; and women confronting the political currency of dying their hair blond, all running alongside fact-checked notes and commentary that complements Rankine's own text, complicating notions of authority and who gets the last word. Sometimes wry, often vulnerable, and always prescient, Just Us is Rankine's most intimate work, less interested in being right than in being true, being together.

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Publisher
Graywolf Press
ISBN-10
1644450216
ISBN-13
9781644450215
eBay Product ID (ePID)
26038529616

Product Key Features

Book Title
Just US : an American Conversation
Author
Claudia Rankine
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Topic
Sociology / General, Anthropology / Cultural & Social, Essays, Ethnic Studies / African American Studies
Publication Year
2020
Genre
Literary Collections, Social Science
Number of Pages
352 Pages

Dimensions

Item Length
9.2in
Item Height
1.1in
Item Width
6.5in
Item Weight
31 Oz

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Lc Classification Number
E185.86.R34 2020
Reviews
"This brilliant and multi-layered work by Claudia Rankine is a call, a bid, an insistent, rightly impatient demand for a public conversation on whiteness. . . . A rare honesty toward a potential affirmation. Anyone who turns away from this bold and vital invitation to get to work would be a damn fool." --Judith Butler "In my work, well-meaning white people consistently ask me how to recognize racism. Yet we might ask, 'How have we managed not to know?' The information is everywhere, if we care to listen. Indeed, here is illuminating testimony that is both poetic and well beyond the abstract. With clarity and grace, Claudia Rankine delivers a gut punch to white denial. Just Us is stunning work--audacious, revelatory, devastating." --Robin DiAngelo "With Just Us , Claudia Rankine offers further proof that she is one of our essential thinkers about race, difference, politics, and the United States of America. Written with humility and humor, criticism and compassion, Just Us asks difficult questions and begins necessary conversations." --Viet Thanh Nguyen "Fiercely intimate, rigorous. . . . [ Just Us ] lets all of us in on the conversations--with others and the self--that are necessary for survival, which, attested by this all-too-human account, is rooted in the vigilance that racially imagined people must maintain for their very being." --Nuar Alsadir "In Just Us , Claudia Rankine continues her remarkable and brilliant interrogation of the language, culture, and history that have shaped America, forging through poems, essays, and documents a literary archive that is utterly original and desperately needed." --Dinaw Mengestu, "This brilliant and multi-layered work by Claudia Rankine is a call, a bid, an insistent, rightly impatient demand for a public conversation on whiteness. . . . A rare honesty toward a potential affirmation. Anyone who turns away from this bold and vital invitation to get to work would be a damn fool." --Judith Butler, "In this genre-defying work, [Claudia Rankine], as she did so effectively in Citizen , combines poetry, essay, visuals, scholarship, analysis, invective, and argument into a passionate and persuasive case about many of the complex mechanics of race in this country. . . . Rankine writes with disarming intimacy and searing honesty. . . . A work that should move, challenge, and transform every reader who encounters it." -- Kirkus Reviews , starred review "This brilliant and multi-layered work by Claudia Rankine is a call, a bid, an insistent, rightly impatient demand for a public conversation on whiteness. . . . A rare honesty toward a potential affirmation. Anyone who turns away from this bold and vital invitation to get to work would be a damn fool." --Judith Butler "In my work, well-meaning white people consistently ask me how to recognize racism. Yet we might ask, 'How have we managed not to know?' The information is everywhere, if we care to listen. Indeed, here is illuminating testimony that is both poetic and well beyond the abstract. With clarity and grace, Claudia Rankine delivers a gut punch to white denial. Just Us is stunning work--audacious, revelatory, devastating." --Robin DiAngelo "With Just Us , Claudia Rankine offers further proof that she is one of our essential thinkers about race, difference, politics, and the United States of America. Written with humility and humor, criticism and compassion, Just Us asks difficult questions and begins necessary conversations." --Viet Thanh Nguyen "Fiercely intimate, rigorous. . . . [ Just Us ] lets all of us in on the conversations--with others and the self--that are necessary for survival, which, attested by this all-too-human account, is rooted in the vigilance that racially imagined people must maintain for their very being." --Nuar Alsadir "In Just Us , Claudia Rankine continues her remarkable and brilliant interrogation of the language, culture, and history that have shaped America, forging through poems, essays, and documents a literary archive that is utterly original and desperately needed." --Dinaw Mengestu, "This brilliant and multi-layered work by Claudia Rankine is a call, a bid, an insistent, rightly impatient demand for a public conversation on whiteness. . . . A rare honesty toward a potential affirmation. Anyone who turns away from this bold and vital invitation to get to work would be a damn fool." --Judith Butler "In my work, well-meaning white people consistently ask me how to recognize racism. Yet we might ask, 'How have we managed not to know?' The information is everywhere, if we care to listen. Indeed, here is illuminating testimony that is both poetic and well beyond the abstract. With clarity and grace, Claudia Rankine delivers a gut punch to white denial. Just Us is stunning work--audacious, revelatory, devastating." --Robin DiAngelo, "In this genre-defying work, [Claudia Rankine], as she did so effectively in Citizen , combines poetry, essay, visuals, scholarship, analysis, invective, and argument into a passionate and persuasive case about many of the complex mechanics of race in this country. . . . Rankine writes with disarming intimacy and searing honesty. . . . A work that should move, challenge, and transform every reader who encounters it." -- Kirkus Reviews , starred review "An incisive, anguished, and very frank call for Americans of all races to cultivate their 'empathetic imagination' in order to build a better future." -- Publishers Weekly , starred review "Rankine presents another arresting blend of essays and images, perfectly attuned to this long-overdue moment of racial reckoning. . . . [Analyzing] the overwhelming power of whiteness in everyday interaction . . . Rankine once again opens a literary window into the Black experience, for those willing to look in." -- Booklist , starred review "Rankine seeks to find a space beyond white defensiveness and guilt where meaningful discussions can take place. . . . A must-read to add to the conversation on racism, antiracism, and white fragility." -- Library Journal , starred review "This brilliant and multi-layered work by Claudia Rankine is a call, a bid, an insistent, rightly impatient demand for a public conversation on whiteness. . . . A rare honesty toward a potential affirmation. Anyone who turns away from this bold and vital invitation to get to work would be a damn fool." --Judith Butler "In my work, well-meaning white people consistently ask me how to recognize racism. Yet we might ask, 'How have we managed not to know?' The information is everywhere, if we care to listen. Indeed, here is illuminating testimony that is both poetic and well beyond the abstract. With clarity and grace, Claudia Rankine delivers a gut punch to white denial. Just Us is stunning work--audacious, revelatory, devastating." --Robin DiAngelo "With Just Us , Claudia Rankine offers further proof that she is one of our essential thinkers about race, difference, politics, and the United States of America. Written with humility and humor, criticism and compassion, Just Us asks difficult questions and begins necessary conversations." --Viet Thanh Nguyen "Fiercely intimate, rigorous. . . . [ Just Us ] lets all of us in on the conversations--with others and the self--that are necessary for survival, which, attested by this all-too-human account, is rooted in the vigilance that racially imagined people must maintain for their very being." --Nuar Alsadir "In Just Us , Claudia Rankine continues her remarkable and brilliant interrogation of the language, culture, and history that have shaped America, forging through poems, essays, and documents a literary archive that is utterly original and desperately needed." --Dinaw Mengestu, "In this genre-defying work, [Claudia Rankine], as she did so effectively in Citizen , combines poetry, essay, visuals, scholarship, analysis, invective, and argument into a passionate and persuasive case about many of the complex mechanics of race in this country. . . . Rankine writes with disarming intimacy and searing honesty. . . . A work that should move, challenge, and transform every reader who encounters it." -- Kirkus Reviews , starred review "An incisive, anguished, and very frank call for Americans of all races to cultivate their 'empathetic imagination' in order to build a better future." -- Publishers Weekly , starred review "This brilliant and multi-layered work by Claudia Rankine is a call, a bid, an insistent, rightly impatient demand for a public conversation on whiteness. . . . A rare honesty toward a potential affirmation. Anyone who turns away from this bold and vital invitation to get to work would be a damn fool." --Judith Butler "In my work, well-meaning white people consistently ask me how to recognize racism. Yet we might ask, 'How have we managed not to know?' The information is everywhere, if we care to listen. Indeed, here is illuminating testimony that is both poetic and well beyond the abstract. With clarity and grace, Claudia Rankine delivers a gut punch to white denial. Just Us is stunning work--audacious, revelatory, devastating." --Robin DiAngelo "With Just Us , Claudia Rankine offers further proof that she is one of our essential thinkers about race, difference, politics, and the United States of America. Written with humility and humor, criticism and compassion, Just Us asks difficult questions and begins necessary conversations." --Viet Thanh Nguyen "Fiercely intimate, rigorous. . . . [ Just Us ] lets all of us in on the conversations--with others and the self--that are necessary for survival, which, attested by this all-too-human account, is rooted in the vigilance that racially imagined people must maintain for their very being." --Nuar Alsadir "In Just Us , Claudia Rankine continues her remarkable and brilliant interrogation of the language, culture, and history that have shaped America, forging through poems, essays, and documents a literary archive that is utterly original and desperately needed." --Dinaw Mengestu, "[Claudia Rankine] is one of our foremost thinkers, and Just Us is essential reading in 2020 and beyond." -- BookPage "In this genre-defying work, [Claudia Rankine], as she did so effectively in Citizen , combines poetry, essay, visuals, scholarship, analysis, invective, and argument into a passionate and persuasive case about many of the complex mechanics of race in this country. . . . Rankine writes with disarming intimacy and searing honesty. . . . A work that should move, challenge, and transform every reader who encounters it." -- Kirkus Reviews , starred review "An incisive, anguished, and very frank call for Americans of all races to cultivate their 'empathetic imagination' in order to build a better future." -- Publishers Weekly , starred review "Rankine presents another arresting blend of essays and images, perfectly attuned to this long-overdue moment of racial reckoning. . . . [Analyzing] the overwhelming power of whiteness in everyday interaction . . . Rankine once again opens a literary window into the Black experience, for those willing to look in." -- Booklist , starred review "Rankine seeks to find a space beyond white defensiveness and guilt where meaningful discussions can take place. . . . A must-read to add to the conversation on racism, antiracism, and white fragility." -- Library Journal , starred review "This brilliant and multi-layered work by Claudia Rankine is a call, a bid, an insistent, rightly impatient demand for a public conversation on whiteness. . . . A rare honesty toward a potential affirmation. Anyone who turns away from this bold and vital invitation to get to work would be a damn fool." --Judith Butler "In my work, well-meaning white people consistently ask me how to recognize racism. Yet we might ask, 'How have we managed not to know?' The information is everywhere, if we care to listen. Indeed, here is illuminating testimony that is both poetic and well beyond the abstract. With clarity and grace, Claudia Rankine delivers a gut punch to white denial. Just Us is stunning work--audacious, revelatory, devastating." --Robin DiAngelo "With Just Us , Claudia Rankine offers further proof that she is one of our essential thinkers about race, difference, politics, and the United States of America. Written with humility and humor, criticism and compassion, Just Us asks difficult questions and begins necessary conversations." --Viet Thanh Nguyen "Fiercely intimate, rigorous. . . . [ Just Us ] lets all of us in on the conversations--with others and the self--that are necessary for survival, which, attested by this all-too-human account, is rooted in the vigilance that racially imagined people must maintain for their very being." --Nuar Alsadir "In Just Us , Claudia Rankine continues her remarkable and brilliant interrogation of the language, culture, and history that have shaped America, forging through poems, essays, and documents a literary archive that is utterly original and desperately needed." --Dinaw Mengestu
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Lccn
2019-956891
Dewey Decimal
305.80973
Dewey Edition
23
Illustrated
Yes

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