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Reviews Emmanuel Acho Informative, Non-Fiction Hard Cover Recommended

Uncomfortable Conversations With A Black Man

Uncomfortable Conversations With A Black ManTitle: Uncomfortable Conversations with a Black Man
Author: Emmanuel Acho
Genre: Informative, Non-Fiction
Format: Hard Cover
Pages: 295
Reason Read: Recommended
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My Thoughts

Emmanuel Acho is the son of Nigerian immigrants. After the death of George Floyd, he wanted to help white people understand why Black Lives Matter and other systemic racism issues are a problem in the U.S. “You cannot fix a problem you do not know you have.” He started a video series with the same name answering questions from his white viewers and then decided to write a book to go along with his series.

I’m glad I read UNCOMFORTABLE CONVERSATIONS WITH A BLACK MAN. Acho doesn’t pull any punches as he discusses race, Black culture, and racism in a very open and sometimes uncomfortable conversation with his readers. I thought Acho’s words were eye-opening and they gave me a lot to think about. If more white people were willing to sit down and read his words, maybe we could actually learn from our mistakes and end racism and bias once and for all.

May 17, 2021
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Reviews Jennifer L. Eberhardt Jennifer L. Eberhardt Informative, Non-Fiction Audio Book Club

Biased

BiasedTitle: Biased
Author: Jennifer L. Eberhardt
Genre: Informative, Non-Fiction
Format: Audio
Pages: 350
Length: 10h 25m
Narrator: Jennifer L. Eberhardt
Reason Read: Book Club
Rating:

My Thoughts

Dr. Jennifer L. Eberhardt is a graduate of Harvard and a professor at Stanford. Her career focuses on implicit bias. Throughout her career, she has spent time educating California officers about implicit bias and racial profiling. As a woman of color herself, she uses her education, training, experiences, and countless studies and research to explain how implicit bias causes racial disparities and inequities. She offers tools to challenge our biases to help solve the racial problem gripping the world.

She also talks about implicit bias in non-racial situations, such as blind orchestra auditions. I thought it was interesting to see how implicit bias affects different areas of life and how if that bias is taken away somehow those parts of life can improve and grow for the better.

I’m so glad I read BIASED. It was very eye-opening and interesting to read. I really enjoyed learning about implicit bias and about myself. I think this information is important for people (especially white people) to learn, maybe we’d have less racism.

May 10, 2021
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