One of the many sad ironies of African-American life is that every banal dysfunctional social gathering is called a function.
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In his book "The Sellout," author Paul Beatty highlights a poignant irony within African-American culture. He suggests that everyday gatherings, even those that might be seen as dysfunctional, are labeled as "functions," which adds a layer of complexity to how these events are perceived. This terminology reflects a certain resilience in the community, as it gives these moments a sense of significance despite their chaotic nature.
Beatty's commentary reveals a deeper...
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