Title:  101 Ways to Know You're "Black " in Corporate America
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Author:  Deborah A. Watts
Publisher:  Watts-Five Productions
Date Published:  September 1998
Format:  Trade Paper

What is it really like to be "black" in Corporate America? Find out in 101 Ways to Know You're "Black" in Corporate America. This thought provoking book takes you behind the walls of most corporations today and exposes you to the humorous yet painful situations encountered from entry level to the board room. The silence that exists is now broken! This collection of moments, taken from a black perspective...... provides a much awaited voice for the many black, red, yellow, brown, talented, ambitious, educated, and unsuspecting men and women, whose experiences will shock some and give validation to others, and simply ring true to those who can relate. This book is uniquely packaged. It invites corporate leaders and others to pull back the veil, challenge their actions and open the door to more meaningful discussions about race and our society's cultural mythology of "white privilege" in corporate America.

Editor's Note:
This book is written in the same style of Langston Hughes' last book Black Misery

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