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Race, politics, poverty, addiction, body issues, family, manhood, feminism, education—this book has it all. Laymon (Long Division; How to Slowly Kill Yourself) breaks down what it means to be a large black boy growing up in Mississippi, exploring the politics and policing of black male bodies, the heartache of black excellence and white privilege, the conflict that comes wi...Log In or Sign Up to Read More