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Contemporary Thought

Laughing at Racism

Terrence Thompson
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Year
2019
Language
English
Publisher
BookBaby

About

'Contemporary Thought: Laughing at Racism' was brought about from having negative occurrences called f bombs or being some kind of coffee shop pest or bandit, that tested the boundaries of society, by smoking cigarettes and taking notes, in and around a suburban neighborhood outside of Chicago Illinois, and because I'm what they call a 'college boy' or a big scary 'Skinhead' or 'Mulatto wannabe', every time I had a run in with the law they thought I was some kind of weirdo intellectual or some kind of trend setter. So even as I was beginning to write the book, I was insulted by a barista by being called a pasta head fool of sorts and [he didn't get fired]. Some of these insults became less threatening and kind of humorous thus spawned the idea for these three books. 'Contemporary Thought: Laughing at Racism' 'How Society is Programmed by White Supremacy' and 'Fuck Society'.

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