Bottom Side Up Racism Another Way It Could Have Been
These stories give the readers an opportunity to view racism from a different racial prospective. These stories give the readers an opportunity to be a members of the group on the other side of the racial issues maintained by the Jim Crow system.
GenresFictionShort Stories (single author)
382 pages
English edition · First published 2014 by Outskirts Press, Incorporated · ISBN 9781478746867
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