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Unfollow me : essays on complicity / Jill Louise Busby.

Author/creator	Busby, Jill Louise author.
Format	Book and Print
Publication Info	New York : Bloomsbury Publishing, 2021.
Copyright Notice	̐u2021
Description	xviii, 201 pages ; 22 cm
Subject(s)	Busby, Jill Louise. Racism--United States --History --21st century. African Americans--Social conditions --21st century. Cultural pluralism--United States --History --21st century. African American lesbians--Biography. African American women--Biography. United States--Race relations --History --21st century.

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Included Work	Busby, Jill Louise. Hi liberal white people.
Included Work	Busby, Jill Louise. Still, until.
Included Work	Busby, Jill Louise. Dear white hippiecrites.
Included Work	Busby, Jill Louise. Consequence of us.
Included Work	Busby, Jill Louise. Dear you (my favorite cousin)
Included Work	Busby, Jill Louise. Fly home.
Included Work	Busby, Jill Louise. Dear Black revolutionary internet intellectuals.
Included Work	Busby, Jill Louise. This is how it starts.
Included Work	Busby, Jill Louise. [Dear dad].
Included Work	Busby, Jill Louise. Friend of men.
Included Work	Busby, Jill Louise. Dear Black people.
Included Work	Busby, Jill Louise. Flowers for Black artists.
Included Work	Busby, Jill Louise. Dear JillisBlack.
Included Work	Busby, Jill Louise. Let the little people through.
Included Work	Busby, Jill Louise. Do you ever think about why people unfollow you?
Included Work	Busby, Jill Louise. Unfollow me.
Uniform title	Essays. Selections
Contents	Hi, liberal white people -- Still, until -- Dear white hippiecrites -- A consquence of us -- Dear you (my favorite cousin) -- Fly home -- Dear Black revolutionary internet intellectuals -- This is how it starts -- (Dear Dad) -- A friend of men -- Dear Black people -- Flowers for the Black artists -- Dear Jillisblack -- Let the little people through -- Do you ever think about why people unfollow you? -- Unfollow me.
Abstract	A cultural commentator presents this memoir-in-essays in which she provides a deeply personal, razor-sharp critique of white fragility, respectability politics, and all the places where fear masquerades as progress. Jill Louise Busby spent years speaking at academic institutions, businesses, and detention centres on the topics of Race, Power, and Privilege. In 2016, fed up with what passed as progressive in the Pacific Northwest, Busby uploaded a one-minute video about race, white institutions, and faux liberalism to Instagram. This is a memoir-in-essays about race, progress, and hypocrisy.
Genre/form	Essays.
Genre/form	Autobiographies.
ISBN	9781635577112
ISBN	163557711X (hardcover)
ISBN	(eBook)

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