11.5.94-My initial impression, as I stand next to the Seattle SuperSonics in the locker room an hour before the first game of the season, is that they're twelve utterly unconnected buildings; they convey no sense whatsoever that they're all part of a single city.
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Black Planet
Facing Race During an NBA Season
by David Shields
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Sociological aspects, Race relations, Basketball, Diaries, David Shields, Seattle SuperSonics (Basketball team), Discrimination in sports, Social conditions, Basketball fans, Sociological aspects of Basketball, African American basketball players, Seattle supersonics (basketball team), African americans in sports, United states, race relations, Shields, David, 1956-, Shields, David,People
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Black Planet: Facing Race during an NBA Season
December 1, 2006, Bison Books
Paperback
in English
- New Ed edition
0803293542 9780803293540
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Black Planet: Facing Race During an NBA Season
November 7, 2000, Three Rivers Press
in English
0609806661 9780609806661
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Black planet: facing race during an NBA season
1999, Three Rivers Press
in English
- 1st Paperback ed
0609806661 9780609806661
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Black planet: facing race during an NBA season
1999, Harmony Books
in English
- 1st ed.
060960452X 9780609604526
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Black Planet: Facing Race During an NBA Season
October 19, 1999, Crown
in English
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"11.5.94-My initial impression, as I stand next to the Seattle SuperSonics in the locker room an hour before the first game of the season, is that they're twelve utterly unconnected buildings; they convey no sense whatsoever that they're all part of a single city."
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