Taboo: Why Black Athletes Dominate Sports And Why We're Afraid To Talk About It
by Jon Entine
Taboo explores the relationship between Black athletes and athletic success while examining why the subject can be difficult to discuss openly. Jon Entine’s book considers sports through the broader lenses of race, culture, and public debate.
About This Book
Taboo examines the relationship between Black athletes and success in sports.
The book addresses why Black athletes are described as dominating athletic competition.
It also considers why discussion of this subject may be viewed as uncomfortable or avoided.
Jon Entine presents a focused work on race, sports, and public conversation.
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