This desire to know only increased my fondness for the title! I am so glad I discovered this one! Please let there be another one Mr Haywood!
I seriously did not see the subject/plot coming in this one, it kept me on the edge of my seat until the very end. I will tell you that the ‘not knowing’ feeling helps in understanding the feelings of the characters in the story. The mystery creates a lot of the enjoyment. This is the sort of story that the listener is best to experience without any sort of hint in regards to story line or even subject matter.
Just in case a spoiler made it in the review. I choose this title without reading any reviews, and had to work hard at not reading any while I was listening to it. Somehow Carl’s narration always seem to be a perfect match for the characters created by Haywood.
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I liked it so much, that I gave up riding my motorcycle to work, just so I could drive my car and listen to this one! That is the highest praise I could possibly think of! The narration is by Carl Prekoop who narrated the ‘Extracted’ series by Haywood. Right from the very start I knew I would not be pushing it aside. He is back to being the legend I thought he was! With this new one ‘A Town Called Discovery’. For me the shine of Mr Haywood had been a little tarnished. However, I started to wane as the ‘Undead’ series began to drag on a bit too much for my liking. Salon - also publisher of “Bruce Jenner’s remarkable authenticity: What he teaches us about life, laughter & vulnerability” - weighed in with what may be the ultimate Dolezal takedown.I have been a bit of a fan of R.R Haywood for sometime. “It plays into racial stereotypes, and perpetuates the false idea that it is possible to ‘feel’ a race” - as Jenner “felt” she was a woman. “Transracial identity is a concept that allows white people to indulge in blackness as a commodity, without having to actually engage with every facet of what being black entails - discrimination, marginalization, oppression, and so on,” Zeba Blay wrote. “And with the fake father and the fake children, it seems like she’s deceiving people for the sake of an à la carte blackness, in which you take the best parts, and leave the pain aside.”Ī writer in the Huffington Post agreed: Dolezal might not be enough of a victim, a piece headlined “Why Comparing Rachel Dozelal to Caitlyn Jenner is Detrimental to Both Trans and Racial Progress.”
“It feels like Dolezal is adopting the culture without carrying the burdens,” Jamelle Bouie wrote. These are highly choreographed, ritualized sadomasochistic scenes, and to psychotherapists, they’re nothing new.” He cited a February interview in which Dolezal alleged she was punished by her parents with a whip used to ward baboons away in South Africa - “pretty similar,” she told her interviewer, “to what was used as whips during slavery.”ĭolezal “gives us stories replete with images of grotesque violence: beatings and whippings,” Blanchfield wrote. “Her case suggests more than just a deep-seated problem, something more than just a highly narcissistic form of histrionic personal disorder, or an unhealthy need for obsession and approval,” Patrick Blanchfield, who describes himself as a student of psychoanalytic theory, wrote in the Daily Beast. The left, it seemed, had some explaining to do. “It would make me nervous to be there unless I went with a big group,” she said.Ī con artist was donning the mantle of victimhood to criticize conservatives. Obama as an African witch doctor and the signs labeling him a terrorist. To her, what stands out are the all-white crowds, the crude depictions of Mr. Dolezal, who is multiracial, said she could not imagine showing her face at a Tea Party event.
Though raised in a conservative family, Ms.
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