book: About Face: Race in Postmodern America

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	• About Face: Race in Postmodern America Simone T. Malikalim Autonomedia, 1992 - 352 pages view larger image
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Simone melds the theoretical insights of postmodernists like Lyotard, Baudrillard, and Derrida with Afrocentric ethnology, psychology, and anthropology to expose the political ethics of race and racial experience in contemporary America.

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