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Why Do Black People Love Fried Chicken? and Other Questions You've Wondered But Didn't Dare Ask Paperback – July 1, 2006

by Nashieqa Washington (Author)

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This book is a clever approach to race relations wherein the author answers commonly asked questions about African-Americans in a non-judgmental and sometimes comical matter of fact tone.

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Paperback: 87 pages
Publisher: MoreMindful Publishing (July 1, 2006)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 0977792102
ISBN-13: 978-0977792108
Product Dimensions: 5 x 0.2 x 8 inches
Shipping Weight: 4.8 ounces (View shipping rates and policies)
Average Customer Review: 12 customer reviews
Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #1,806,432 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
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- #3707 in Books > Biographies & Memoirs > Ethnic & National > African-American & Black
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Three Stars

Byf. davison June 10, 2017

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Good to educate and stimulate conversation.

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A real contribution to race relations

ByBetsy Criteson December 7, 2013

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It clues white people in using a very friendly, but straight forward style. This will contribute to improved race relations in a way that many people can feel comfortable with.

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Love it!

ByKelly A. Smelceron January 10, 2014

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Ms. Washington knows how to give a new perspective to those (read: me) unknowing to other cultures' ways of doing things. She really knows how to educate others.

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Four Stars

Byliverson September 25, 2014

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not a bad read....
i knew most of it already do to my common senses

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Very interesting

ByD. Mitchellon November 14, 2009

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The book raises many questions that many non black people have never thought about as well as some that are never thought about and answers them in a very non esoteric way that everyone can understand. Almost as if the author is conversing directly with you instead of speaking down to you from some self gratifying high ground as many authers do when it comes to writting about race. Very quick and enjoyable read.

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Don't waste your money

ByChickingurlon March 5, 2011

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I thought this would be a funny coffee table book, not so much. It is almost like the Author is defensive about the questions she is asking. I was expecting funny answers. I don't really want to know why there are more blacks in prison. Not a funny book.

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Was not a fan

ByDuke Fanon September 27, 2010

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I didn't learn anything that I didn't already know. There were no huge epiphanies or revelations where I sat back and thought, I never thought of it that way before. Fairly straight forward with little humor. Not a fan. Would not recommend.

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Not what it appeares

ByJen14on June 5, 2011

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This book popped up in the "People who ordered this book also liked. . ." section while I was looking at the book 'Stuff White People Like'. Stuff White People Like is a hilarious, tongue-in-cheek book looking at the culture of white people. Absolutely recommend this book to anyone. It's brilliant. When I clicked on Why Do Black People Like Fried Chicken and looked at the chapter list it looked like the same thing. 'Why are blacks sneaky/lazy?' 'Why are so many black men in prison?'. It was written by "your Black friend" who had taken a pen name that is very ethnic sounding. It was advertised along with Stuff White People Like. I thought it would be the same type of joke-y tone. It is NOT. This is a serious book. There is nothing wrong with that, if that if what you are expecting. If your looking for tongue-in-cheek, this is not it.

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Whiny, not funny, and not informational

I also bought this book thinking it would be funny. Or if it were serious, that it would have thought-provoking, data-based answers. It is neither of these things.Read more

Published on October 15, 2011 by MrsHooker

It was Ohkay

This was an ohkay book. When I got it in the mail, I read the whole book in like 3 hours. There's only like 75 pages in the whole book and the print is very large.Read more

Published on November 2, 2010 by Jehania

Insightful and entertaining

I had a great time reading this book by Nashieqa. She answers the various questions about black people that I'm sure have floated in the curious minds of others and she does it...Read more

Published on February 17, 2010 by Charles Chatmon

Thoughtful, frank, and honest

I met the author of this book while she was selling copies on Venice Beach in L.A., and I bought it because I was curious and because the author seemed so appealing.Read more

Published on August 29, 2006 by Marron

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