Day seven without a cigarette. The image of a white paper tube stuffed with North Carolina tobacco glazed in non-flammable glue stabs at the mind's eye. I feel like I have lost something deeply personal. Jouisssance that I will never regain. I will truly have quit smoking when I realize that even if I started smoking again, I could never regain it.
- from the diary of 44th President of the United States of American Barack Hussein Obama II, 14 March 2010
Still a Brother: Inside the Negro Middle Class
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*Still a Brother: Inside the Negro Middle Class*
October 26th: The link above leads to a recent English-language review that
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1 week ago
this is what an identity crisis looks like
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