by Lilian Thuram, Bernard Fillaire · Philippe Rey · tapa blanda · ISBN 9782848761480
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«Mes étoiles noires» is the historical essay by Lilian Thuram and Bernard Fillaire, published by Philippe Rey in paperback (399 pages, in French).
Thuram recalls that as a child he was only told about great white figures. To broaden the collective imagination, he brings together some forty portraits of Black women and men, from Lucy to Barack Obama (Aesop, Pushkin, Aimé Césaire...). Thuram thus reclaims the place of these figures in history and proposes knowledge as a path against racism.
The book was awarded the Prix Seligmann contre le racisme in 2010 and includes bibliographic references and an index.
Intended for all audiences, especially for those seeking Black historical references and a reading against racial prejudice.
