Black Planet, David Shields’s diary of the 1994–95 Seattle SuperSonics’ NBA season—a self-conscious deconstruction of fandom, media, and race—changed sports journalism.
Black Planet, David Shields’s diary of the 1994–95 Seattle SuperSonics’ NBA season—a self-conscious deconstruction of fandom, media, and race—changed sports journalism.
David Shields is the author of twenty-five books, including Reality Hunger: A Manifesto (named by Lit Hub in 2020 as one of the most important books of the past decade), The Thing About Life Is That One Day You’ll Be Dead (New York Times bestseller), and Remote: Reflections on Life in the Shadow of Celebrity (winner of the PEN/Revson Award). Bryan Curtis is the editor-at-large of The Ringer and cohost of The Press Box podcast.
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Foreword Introduction Author's Note 1. America Upside Down 2. Everyone Else Is They 3. Proof of My Own Racism 4. The Beautiful and the Useful 5. Converting Our Self-Loathing to Hatred 6. History Is Just a Rumor Somewhere Out There 7. An Agony of Enthralldom 8. Can You Feel Now What Power Feels Like? 9. History Is Not Just a Rumor Somewhere Out There 10. The Space Between Us
Foreword Introduction Author's Note 1. America Upside Down 2. Everyone Else Is They 3. Proof of My Own Racism 4. The Beautiful and the Useful 5. Converting Our Self-Loathing to Hatred 6. History Is Just a Rumor Somewhere Out There 7. An Agony of Enthralldom 8. Can You Feel Now What Power Feels Like? 9. History Is Not Just a Rumor Somewhere Out There 10. The Space Between Us
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