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Trade Paperback. Condizione: Very Good. First Edition. 87 Pages Indexed. No defects noted and interior text pages are tight. A warning on the first page. This book should not be used as a substitute for real life experience and the exercise of good judgment. Nashieqa Washington, M.B.A. her pen name and the letters following it helped to lure you in. A Black name lends ethnic credibility and the M.B.A. experience through education. However in the author's case it simply stands for Member of Black America. Pamela Moore was raised a military brat, incredibly made it through her own tour of military service and lives in ethnically diverse Southern California. About the book. Many people have looked at a Black person and simply wondered why does he talk like that, why does she dress like that, why do they act like that, etc. This book answers those questions and more and is a clever approach to race relations wherein the author answers commonly asked questions about African-Americans in a non-judgmental and sometimes comical matter of fact tone. Inside you'll learn answers to questions your socially correct friends and family warn you against thinking let alone asking such as: What is the appropriate use of the "N" word. Why do Black people give their children those names such as Shameeka, Derontaie, etc. Why do Black women always have an attitude. Why do Black people love fried chicken. Read it for yourself and your Black friends. They'll be pleasantly surprised that you've taken an interest and you'll be further spared their annoyed reactions to your questions. The author is a Black woman who intentionally seeks to associate with people from all walks of life. She accepts that these relationships will inevitably include fielding questions about Black People. Don't miss this opportunity to get answers. Contents in Six Parts: The Basics - America's Most Wanted, Speech- Axe Me Again and I'll Tell You the Same, Media Representation - What You See May Not Be What You Get, Style/Culture - 'Cause We're Cool Like That, Traditions/Professional Life - Same As It Ever Was, and Criminal Element - It's Not All Good.…