Enumerator: An Irreverent Memoir - Paperback
by Annalee F. Cobbett (Author)
When a white, lesbian lawyer in midlife crisis escapes unemployment with a U.S. Census enumerator job in Oakland, California, she blogs about her door-to-door escapades, capturing controversies over race, class and privacy with humor and insight.
Through depression, slammed doors, and government censorship she discovers diversity and self-respect, gaining job training as detective, actor, and gonzo journalist; culminating in an unconventional memoir and expose of the census. Enumerator explores 2010: the Great Recession, Sarah Palin, and the Tea Party from the census worker's viewpoint, so pull on your jackboots and watch out for black helicopters.Made with care and unconditionally loved by our customers, this signature bestseller exceeds all expectations.
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