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Red, white, black & blue : a dual memoir of race and class in Appalachia / William M. Drennen, Jr. and Kojo (William T.) Jones, Jr. ; edited by Dolores M. Johnson.

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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Drennen, William M.
Contributor:
Jones, Kojo, 1942-
Johnson, Dolores, 1949-
Series:
Ohio University Press series in ethnicity and gender in Appalachia
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Drennen, William M.
Jones, Kojo, 1942-.
Jones, Kojo.
Men, White--West Virginia--Charleston--Biography.
Men, White.
African American men--West Virginia--Charleston--Biography.
African American men.
Friendship--West Virginia--Charleston--Case studies.
Friendship.
Social conditions.
Social classes.
History.
Charleston (W. Va.)--Biography.
Charleston (W. Va.).
Charleston (W. Va.)--Race relations.
Charleston (W. Va.)--Social conditions--20th century.
Social classes--West Virginia--Charleston--History--20th century.
Appalachian Region, Southern--Social conditions--Case studies.
Appalachian Region, Southern.
Southern Appalachian Region.
West Virginia--Charleston.
Genre:
Case studies.
Biographies.
Autobiographies.
Physical Description:
xxiii, 220 pages, 8 unnumbered pages of plates : illustrations ; 24 cm.
Other Title:
Red, white, black, and blue
Place of Publication:
Athens : Ohio University Press, [2004]
Summary:
This collaborative memoir by a European American and an African American, both from Charleston, WV, is a groundbreaking approach to studying not only cultural linguistics but also the cultural heritage of a historic time and place in America. It gives witness to the issues of race and class inherent in the way we write, speak, and think.
Contents:
Part 1. Where We Are Today
Chapter 1. "Who the Hell Is Kojo?" 3
Chapter 2. "I Am Probably a Typical White Man" 5
Part 2. Whence We Have Come
Chapter 3. Growing Up White 9
Chapter 4. Growing Up Black 43
Part 3. Where We Have Been
Chapter 5. Living Class 73
Chapter 6. Living Race 117
Part 4. How We See It Now
Chapter 7. A Reflection 147
Chapter 8. Two Letters 151
Part 5. Analysis
Chapter 9. The Language of Red, White, Black, and Blue 157
Chapter 10. Mastering the Mix 197.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (pages 207-209) and index.
ISBN:
0821415352
0821415360
OCLC:
52876228

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