Margo Jefferson Quote

Lawrence Otis Graham is a sprightly gossip in the Clamorgan mode: he writes largely for white magazines and is considered something of an upstart by old-line blacks. His 1999 Our Kind of People: Inside America’s Black Upper Class is a cross-country social whirl of interviews and personal anecdotes. Graham chronicles our old ways, and makes sure to certify their current value with the status symbols of integration; exclusive and prestigious schools and neighborhoods; impeccable, even inspiring professional credentials; friendships

Margo Jefferson

Lawrence Otis Graham is a sprightly gossip in the Clamorgan mode: he writes largely for white magazines and is considered something of an upstart by old-line blacks. His 1999 Our Kind of People: Inside America’s Black Upper Class is a cross-country social whirl of interviews and personal anecdotes. Graham chronicles our old ways, and makes sure to certify their current value with the status symbols of integration; exclusive and prestigious schools and neighborhoods; impeccable, even inspiring professional credentials; friendships

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Margo Lillian Jefferson (born October 17, 1947) is an American writer and academic.