Including three works of diverse artistry, Joyner dissects the American social conscious pertaining to race, gender, and sexual orientation in a way that is palpable to audiences from all walks of life. In Pipers Gap, a story of role reversal, the reader is shown what a quaint American town would be like if White people were the subordinate minority and Black Americans were the embodiment of all the finer attributes of humankind. Thus, Blacks are depicted as the dominant culture in this tale of power, prejudice, and ethinic self-preservation. Black GI Got Tail is a correspondence piece that...