Color : essays on race, family, and history by Kenneth A. McClaneIn 1991, acclaimed poet Kenneth A. McClane published Walls: Essays, 1985 1990, a volume of essays dealing with life in Harlem, the death of his alcoholic brother, and the complexities of being black and middle class in America. Now, in Color: Essays on Race, Family, and History, McClane contributes further to his self described "autobiographical sojourn" with a second collection of interconnected essays. In McClane's words, "All concern race, although

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