Our Kind of People: Inside America's Black Upper Class ― A Fascinating Social History of Wealthy Dynasties and Exclusive Clubs
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Our Kind of People: Inside America's Black Upper Class ― A Fascinating Social History of Wealthy Dynasties and Exclusive Clubs

by Lawrence Otis Graham

History Sociology
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In Our Kind of People, Lawrence Otis Graham provides an in-depth exploration of America's Black upper class. He uncovers the traditions, exclusive institutions, and social structures that define this elite community, offering a nuanced view of their place in the broader American landscape.

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Our Kind of People offers a revealing look into the exclusive circles of America's Black upper class, detailing the customs and networks that shape their lives.

Lawrence Otis Graham delves into the historical foundations and contemporary realities of this community, highlighting its unique position in society.

The book examines the institutions, from schools to social clubs, that sustain this group's identity and influence.

Through careful observation, it portrays the complexities and achievements within this often overlooked segment of American culture.

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