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New Jack Jocks: Rebels, Race, and the American Athlete

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Exploring the intersection of sports and American culture, the book delves into the lives of iconic athletes like Latrell Sprewell, Allen Iverson, and Muhammad Ali, revealing how they symbolize broader societal issues, including race and gender relations. Through insightful profiles, the author highlights the significant role sports play in shaping our understanding of communication and identity. This thought-provoking work offers a nuanced perspective on how athletes influence and reflect the complexities of American life, both on and off the field.

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New Jack Jocks: Rebels, Race, and the American Athlete, Larry Platt

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2002
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