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The Charmer

The Charmer is a very poorly written essay that had many mixed views and opinions. Gates describes Louis Farrakhan as a wealthy, black man who moved into Elijah Muhammad's neo-Mediterranean house. Farrakhan seems to have many different views on the rights and lives of the black community. At one point in the story he talks about how white folks are now idealizing black faces and says that white supremacy is being challenged in so many ways and that gradually children are losing the idea of superiority. But then he goes to say that we need to outgrow the color and ethnic thing and see the oneness of humanity and approach divinity. He contradicts a lot of the things he says. Gates says that blacks often feel vulnerable to the changes of inauthenticity and of disloyalty to the race. He's trying to say that blacks do not get the right recognition as the other races do and often feel singled out and disrespected. Farrakhan comes off to be very paranoid and thinks......

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