Reading Books By Black Authors Isn’t Some Kind Of Magical Medicine White People Can Take

And many Black authors resent the implication. Yaa Gyasi on her time touring the United States after her book Homegoing came out: “I was exhausted, not just by the travel but by something that is more difficult to articulate – the dissonance of the black spotlight, of being revered in one way and reviled in another, a revulsion that makes clear the hollowness of the reverence.” – The Guardian (UK)

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