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BRIDGERTON: A BLACK PERSPECTIVE
BRIDGERTON: A BLACK PERSPECTIVE

By now, you’ve probably heard of the sensation that is Bridgerton, a Netflix period drama TV series about gossip, courtship and romantic entanglements in the 19th century. You’ve probably even binge-watched it. Although I was thoroughly entertained by Bridgerton and appreciated the breath of fresh air brought by its distribution, I couldn’t help but make some observations about how it portrayed race.

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6 BOOKS BY BLACK AUTHORS TO ADD TO YOUR FALL READING LIST
6 BOOKS BY BLACK AUTHORS TO ADD TO YOUR FALL READING LIST

If you are wondering what book should you read this fall, let me tell you there are plenty of new stories and essays written by black authors. Scroll down to see what we have picked up for your autumn reading list.

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