Sellout

Sellout by Paul Beatty is a satirical novel following an unnamed African American man from the erased Los Angeles neighborhood of Dickens. After reinstating segregation and even slavery with a willing participant, his outlandish actions land him before the Supreme Court, prompting a biting critique of race relations and identity in contemporary America.
Why You Should Read?
Winner of the 2016 Man Booker Prize.
Explores complex themes of race, identity, and American society through sharp satire.
Features a unique blend of humor, philosophy, and social commentary.
Challenges conventional thinking on racial discourse and systemic injustice.