Title: Disappointing, incomplete, and exploitative.
Product review: Disclaimer: I was the in the TJ class of '94.Colin tries to argue that the class of '93 had hope, and then lost it, and is kind of lost trying to find it again. He uses learning about LGBT rights as a metaphor for the social consciousness of '93, so a substantive discussion about the ongoing study of race (or class!) has no place in his story.I do think he has a rough sense that something is wrong with this picture, and that's why he repeatedly and awkwardly returns to the issue of race. I wish he had been less defensive and made more of an effort to engage those issues.And as a friend of Sean Bryant's, I think making his story the last chapter is inappropriate and exploitative. All of the other stuff aside, that alone makes me feel uncomfortable.
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