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Farai and Adam have been dating for two years, but she's never met his parents. Until this weekend. Adam's parents have a lovely house in a beautiful small town. But after they arrive, Adam's mom immediately begins making racist comments about everything from Farai's hair to her family's education. Farai asks for Adam's support -- and Adam is used to keeping quiet in response to cruel, critical remarks from his mother for the sake of peace in the family. He doesn't stand up for himself, much less for Farai. This vividly illustrated graphic novel tackles the prejuice and racism Black people experience on an everyday basis.

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"A beautiful love story with an expertly delivered, powerfully emotional, heart. Charlot Kristensen offers a graphic novel so accomplished you wouldn’t believe it's her first." ☆☆☆☆☆ - Comic Book News

What We Don't Talk About

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    A Paperback / softback by Charlot Kristensen

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      Publisher: Avery Hill Publishing Limited
      Publication Date: Publication Date: 12/08/2020
      ISBN13: 9781910395554, 978-1910395554
      ISBN10: 1910395552

      Description

      Book Synopsis
      Farai and Adam have been dating for two years, but she's never met his parents. Until this weekend. Adam's parents have a lovely house in a beautiful small town. But after they arrive, Adam's mom immediately begins making racist comments about everything from Farai's hair to her family's education. Farai asks for Adam's support -- and Adam is used to keeping quiet in response to cruel, critical remarks from his mother for the sake of peace in the family. He doesn't stand up for himself, much less for Farai. This vividly illustrated graphic novel tackles the prejuice and racism Black people experience on an everyday basis.

      Trade Review
      "A beautiful love story with an expertly delivered, powerfully emotional, heart. Charlot Kristensen offers a graphic novel so accomplished you wouldn’t believe it's her first." ☆☆☆☆☆ - Comic Book News

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