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The Culture Code by Daniel Coyle

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By the age of thirty, things have fallen into place for most people. They’re more or less settled, with jobs and families. Nobody here today is a student anymore. This is a bunch of adults who’ve shed their school uniforms and evolved into something else. Page 204 Cover of What You Are Looking For Is In The Library What You Are Looking For Is In The Library 13 notes
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“[…] stories that often ultimately reduce communities of color to their most traumatic episodes, thus creating a dynamic in which predominantly white American readers expect books by writers of color to “teach" them specific lessons--about historical trauma, far-flung wars, their own sins -while the work of predominantly white writers gets to float, palely, in the culture, unnamed, un-marked, universal as oxygen.” Page 8 Cover of How To Read Now How To Read Now 1 note

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