why are books written by blacks always about racism?
Why are books written by blacks always about racism?
Jordan Walker
Levi Collins
I don’t know, why do all white authors write about sad sacks of shit you dumb motherfucker?
If you look in a pile of shit that’s all you’ll find
Adam Ramirez
You mean dislocated descendants of slaves, still surrounded by ignorant racists? Why is one of their themes racism?
Probably because there’s so little written by whites?
Hudson Morris
Checkmate, racists.
Aaron Torres
Of course you haven't delved into ancient Ethiopian literature (untranslated) and only read American blacks. American blacks are going to write about oppression because they experience it; just like a lot of female literature is feminist.
Hunter Hall
Le Comte de Monte Cristo is about revenge
Dylan Edwards
Slave morality
Brayden Johnson
aren't you that one guy that everyone hates because you can't think past the cloud of retardation ever present in the dark recesses of your small brain?
Bentley Martin
Most books, including fantasy/science fiction, draw upon an author's own life experiences. People of African descent living in the United States were slaves for 150+ years, then had another 100 years of segregation/Jim Crow, and are dealing with issues relating to race today.
tl;dr this user beat me to it When it comes to African literature, even contemporary literature, it's not all about colonialism. Ousmane Sembene's Xala is all about the corruption in Senegal's government post-independence that was just as bad as the colonizers. Amos Tutuola's The Palm-Wine Drinkard is a purely apolitical story about a guy who travels through the spirit world so he can find his dead bartender because the drinks were that good.
Jaxon Garcia
No, I’m a woman. You hav me confused with someone else