Defining Moments in Black History: Reading Between the Lies Free Audiobook Download by Dick Gregory

'Reading Between the Lies' is a classic work by American comedian and activist Dick Gregory with an introduction by James Shippy. In the audiobook download, 'James Shippy' lends his voice to Dick Gregory's words and takes listeners through the journey of African-American history.

This book was a wonderful journey into black history. Gregory's writing is so descriptive and colorful that it felt like I was there with him. Each chapter focuses on a different historical event, and the narrative that he provides about each one is truly inspiring. I found myself drawn to each story and feeling a deeper understanding of the struggles faced by African Americans throughout history because of this audiobook narration

"I am not a Negro" was a phrase that Dick Gregory often used to describe himself. He had the privilege of being born one, but throughout his life he fought against the name, status and stereotypes that came with it. This audiobook is part of a series, which will show audiences how labeling others based on their skin color leads to drowning out voices that otherwise would be heard.

In this audiobook, the author discusses black history with the straight talk and humor for which he is well known. The book covers a variety of topics including racism and sexism, education, unemployment, and more.

The audiobook is narrated by James Shippy, and it's an interesting narration. He's got a deep voice of his own so he's not always easy to understand at first. It really helps because the audiobook is going through so many different topics, including the author's personal life experiences. You get a pretty good feel for what the author went through just from listening to him describe certain incidents in his life. James Shippy did a great job with this one, and it's recommended to listen to him read this one if you like Black History.

Historians have been the focus of many conversations concerning blackness. There have been several authors that use history to further the discussion on race and racism in America. One author is Dick Gregory with his book, "Defining Moments in Black History: Reading Between the Lies". Gregory's work is a narration of historical events through the perspective of racial issues in America. This audiobook gives insight into how America has viewed African-Americans throughout history and how racism has evolved over time.