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From Hire to Liar: The Role of Deception in the Workplace (review)

in black political thought illuminates key aspects of actual black politics. Instead, because Party/Politics does not develop the links between the substance of black political thought and how such links might illustrate and/or push his model of quotidian politics, the volume approaches yet never presents a fuller expression of a theory of black quotidian politics. In essence, one is left with much less meat about actual black politics than the types of theories about such politics circulated within academia. Overall, in his efforts to unsettle the categories of the political in ways that brings a more robust understanding of black politics to the forefront, Hanchard does speak the truth to power, in this case, the political science establishment. I wish that he had spoken a comparable truth to those engaged in quotidian black politics.