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The book critically explores the representation of black masculinity in contemporary society, using the character Toby Waller from Alex Haley's "Roots" as a symbolic reference. Through interdisciplinary essays, it draws parallels between the historical struggles of enslaved individuals and the ongoing challenges faced by black males today, highlighting issues of cultural identity and systemic devaluation. The work delves into how societal norms in white America dictate the criteria for acceptance, providing a rich analysis of identity and systemic oppression.
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Race and the Black Male Subculture, William T. Hoston
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- 2016
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