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SUMMARY:Resistance Book Club: The Cruelty of Nice Folks
DESCRIPTION:Comma\, a bookshop - A revelatory look at one of America’s mo
 st progressive cities—Minneapolis—as journalist Justin Ellis returns to 
 his hometown to grapple with the quiet history of white supremacy in the
  wake of George Floyd’s murder\, uncover his family’s story of surviving
  “Minnesota nice\,” and revisit the city years later as state violence a
 gain forces the question of what a real reckoning looks like. It’s the “
 North\,” they like to say\, not the Midwest. It’s different. Minneapolis
  is a city for everyone. But in 2020\, George Floyd’s murder by the city
 ’s police left many Americans stunned and wondering\, “How could this ha
 ppen in Minneapolis?” To Ellis\, the real question is: What made people 
 think it couldn’t? The Minneapolis Justin Ellis grew up in is not the id
 ealistic metropolis it claims to be. The “City of Lakes” was built on di
 scrimination— in its housing\, its schools\, its politics—much like all 
 other American cities. Black families were systematically cut out of the
  prosperous neighborhoods\, lush\n\nhttps://findlocal.community/event/72
 10d1ce-3dfb-4377-9003-e367316c2b63
LOCATION:Comma\, a bookshop\, 4250 Upton Avenue South\, Minneapolis\, MN
URL:https://findlocal.community/event/7210d1ce-3dfb-4377-9003-e367316c2b6
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