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Author of
Race Manners
for the 21st Century Navigating the Minefield between
Black and White Americans in an Age of Fear
Bruce Jacobs has appeared on NPR,
Pacifica, C-SPAN, and dozens of radio and television talk shows.
He frequently speaks at universities and in communities across
the country on contemporary race relations. A graduate of Harvard
University, he lives in Baltimore, Maryland.
His book, Race Manners for the 21st Century:
Navigating the Minefield between Balck & White Americans in an Age
of Fear has just been released in an updated edition. It
confronts the difficulties of communicating across the historical
barriers that racism has created and examines the continuing strains of
racism that more subtly infuse our current culture and society.
Reputed to be an "almost-competent saxophonist," he is also a
poet. Speaking Through My Skin won the Naomi Long
Madgett Poetry Award. His poetry has also appeared in American
Writing and African American Review.
His blog, aliasbruce, features his commentary on a range of
topics as well as texts of his speaking engagements and public
appearances.
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Race Manners Click here for Newsweek poll 51% of Americans want impeachment Click here for John Conyers proposal for reparations
