Ok so this is a question that deserves to be asked, trolls welcomed and real answers aswell, but if you saw a white person reading a book called the miseducation of the negro, what would your first thoughts be?
I would likely assume it was nonfiction, and be baffled why anyone was reading it in the first place, since fiction is in all ways superior. And if it happened to be fiction, I would ask what it was about and if it's any good.
I'm at the library, where they call me a crook I never even pay for my library books I take them from the shelf And if anyone looks I say I'm reading a book, man I'm reading a book At a stupid birthday party for some stupid kid Took a book from a present That was supposed to be his Now I'm about to find out what happens to Captain Hook 'Cause I'm reading your book, kid I'm reading your book Why are all these people always interrupting me? What I gotta do to try to make them see? (Don't you ever interrupt me while I'm reading a book, now) I'm reading a book, I'm reading a book Don't you ever interrupt me while I'm reading a book
Would also recommend the new Jim Crow. It's fine. Not only black people should care about "black" issues. Black issues are race issues and all races should be able to be informed about them rather than blissfully ignorant. Props for him/her/xe.