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Working Hard to “Get Known”: Black Youth Labor and the Myth of the Natural Black Athlete

Book Review of: Brooks, Scott. 2009. Black Men Can’t Shoot. Chicago: University of Chicago Press

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    Randol Contreras

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Contreras, R. Working Hard to “Get Known”: Black Youth Labor and the Myth of the Natural Black Athlete. J Afr Am St 15, 409–411 (2011). https://doi.org/10.1007/s12111-010-9146-x

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