Old House and Red Neckties: A Memoir of Race, Resilience, and Selfhood

". . . enlightening, poetically engaging, and deeply relevant to today's America, and for our world." -Kirandeep...
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Author: Grace Virtue
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Language: English
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Old House and Red Neckties: A Memoir of Race, Resilience, and Selfhood by Virtue, Grace

Old House and Red Neckties: A Memoir of Race, Resilience, and Selfhood

$48.25

Old House and Red Neckties: A Memoir of Race, Resilience, and Selfhood

$48.25
Author: Grace Virtue
Format: Paperback
Language: English
". . . enlightening, poetically engaging, and deeply relevant to today's America, and for our world." -Kirandeep Singh Sirah, Storyteller, TEDx Speaker

"A modern-day Jamaican DeTocqueville, Grace critiques political and civil society and helps us see them in revealing new ways." -Matthew Creelman, Journalist, Guatemala


"A timely work that addresses the ways the construction of race goes beyond the Black-White dichotomies, particularly in the United States." -Curdella Forbes, PhD, Author, Professor of Caribbean Literature, Howard University


In Old House and Red Neckties, Grace Virtue weaves a powerful narrative, juxtaposing ideas of home and belonging against stark intergenerational poverty and systemic inequities-legacies of slavery and colonialism in her homeland, Jamaica. Migration to the United States, a coveted option for many, presents transformative opportunities, intertwined with displacement, disjuncture, and oppression-symbolized by a red necktie.


Armed with the finest values of her village, Old House, Grace takes the reader on a journey through deeply complex spaces as she engages the world in unexpected ways.

Thought-provoking and inspirational, Old House and Red Neckties is about authenticity, resilience, and the unyielding spirit of one individual determined to live in dignity and freedom. It is also a clarion call to rethink our perceptions of poverty and oppression and work toward a more just world.



Author: Grace Virtue
Publisher: Koehler Books
Published: 07/25/2024
Pages: 258
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.84lbs
Size: 9.00h x 6.00w x 0.58d
ISBN: 9798888243855

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