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Spook Who Sat by Door by Sam Greenlee, Sam Greenlee, Natiki Hope Pressley · Booklabria

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Spook Who Sat by Door

African AmericansRace relations

Spook Who Sat by Door

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First published: 1969
Language: English
Editions: 14

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A political thriller set in 1970s' Chicago, about the first African American recruited to a deskjob by the CIA as a token of their commitment to integration, who ultimately uses the guerrilla tactics he has learned to train young black men in the inner city to become "freedom fighters".

Subjects: African Americans
Race relations
African American men
Riots
Set in: Chicago
Time: 1970s

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