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Slim's tableMitchell Duneier
Nonfiction

Slim's table

196 pagesFirst published 19924 editions
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The author examines the lives and values of working class inner-city Black men who gather at a Chicago cafeteria exploding distorted media stereotypes in the process.

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FormatPublisherYearPagesISBN
EditionNorton & Company, Incorporated, W. W.1996—9780393100808
PaperbackUniversity Of Chicago Press19942009780226170312
EditionUniversity of Chicago Press19921929780226170305
EditionUniversity of Chicago Press19922649780226413563
PsychologyChicagoAfro-American menIllinoisAttitudesEthnic relationsAfrican American menAfrican americans, illinois