Passing Strange: A Gilded Age Tale of Love and Deception Across the Color Line
Set against the backdrop of America’s Gilded Age, Passing Strange explores love, deception, identity, and the social boundaries surrounding race. Martha A. Sandweiss examines the complexities of crossing the color line in a compelling work of history and cultural analysis.
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Passing Strange examines a story of love and deception set during America’s Gilded Age.
The book explores the social meaning and personal consequences of crossing the color line.
Through its historical focus, it considers identity, race, and relationships in a changing American society.
Martha A. Sandweiss presents a narrative rooted in the tensions of the era.
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