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Also by Michael Eric Dyson
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Know What I Mean?
America’s foremost “hip-hop intellectual” and acclaimed biographer of Marvin Gaye and Tupac Shakur weighs in on the past, present, and future of hip-hop music.
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Debating Race
This compelling collection brings together many of Dyson’s most memorable encounters and most poignant arguments and gives readers a front row seat as he spars with politicians, pundits, and public intellectuals.
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Come Hell or High Water
Hurricane Katrina and the Color of Disaster
The victims of Katrina are still suffering and in desperate need of help and attention, but have no voice. Dyson comes to their aid by telling their stories.
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Is Bill Cosby Right?
Or Has the Black Middle Class Lost Its Mind?
The acclaimed “hip-hop intellectual” exposes the raw nerve of class and generational warfare in black America with this provocative defense of impoverished African Americans.
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Mercy, Mercy Me
The Art, Loves and Demons of Marvin Gaye
A widely acclaimed reassessment of the remarkable life, art, struggles, and death of an American icon, from the celebrated author of Holler If You Hear Me.
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The Michael Eric Dyson Reader
At last in one place—and in paperback—the best and most important writing from the leading African-American intellectual of his generation.
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Why I Love Black Women
“Dr. Dyson has done an extraordinary job of sharing his heartfelt commitment and honor of Black women. I, for one, am proud and glad to know that such love exists.” —Iyanla Vanzant
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Open Mike
Essays and interviews from one of the most insightful and thought-provoking black intellectuals to emerge since the heyday of the civil rights movement.
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Holler If You Hear Me
Searching for Tupac Shakur
“Dyson writes, trying to canonize Pac for ghetto sainthood. So let he who has ears, hear. And holler.” —Vibe
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