Nigger
An autobiography in which comedian and civil rights activist Dick Gregory recounts his childhood in poverty in St. Louis, his rise in entertainment, and his involvement in the civil rights movement, using the title as a deliberate provocation.
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Ranked #1388 of 1942 · 210 pages · Published 1965
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Book data: ISBN 9780671735609. Page count from Open Library (median of editions). Cover via Open Library Covers.