NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER - A GOODREADS CHOICE AWARDS FINALIST In his hilarious yet soul-shaking truth-telling book, Hughley touches on politics, race, and life as a black American as only he can.
Black people: Are you ready to not get shot White people: Do you want to learn how to help the cause? Let\'s go.
Or at least laugh through the pain.
It is a book that can save lives.
You also will finally understand the White mind.
In these pages you will learn how to act, dress, speak, walk, and drive in the safest manner possible.
Hughley offers How Not to Get Shot, an illustrated how-to guide for black people, full of insight from White people, translated by one of the funniest black dudes on the planet.
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Now, at last, activist, comedian, and New York Times bestselling author D.
Despite centuries of whites\' advice, it seems black People still aren\'t listening, and the results are tragic.
White People have been giving Advice to black folks for as long as anyone can remember, telling them how to pick cotton, where to sit on a bus, what neighborhood to live in, when they can vote, and how to wear our pants.
Wait, why are black People allowed to drive, anyway? This isn\'t a new phenomenon. not been out so late ... or, moved more slowly ...
Or, Maybe he shouldn\'t have worn that hoodie ...
If only he had complied with the cop, he might be alive today, pundits say in the aftermath of the latest shooting of an unarmed black man.
In America, a black man is three times more likely to be killed in encounters with police than a White guy.
Hughley-one the Original Kings of Comedy-confronts and remixes White people\'s Advice in this hilarious examination of the current state of race relations in the United States ( Publishers Weekly ) .
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Now comedian/activist D.
Today, it\'s comply with police orders if you don\'t want to get shot. -- Black Enterprise 200 years ago, White People told black folks, \'I suggest you pick the cotton if you don\'t like getting whipped.
NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER - A GOODREADS CHOICE AWARDS FINALIST In his hilarious yet soul-shaking truth-telling book, Hughley touches on politics, race, and life as a black American as only he can
