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What does it mean to be young, poor, and black in our consumer culture? Are black children "brand-crazed consumer addicts" willing to kill each other over a pair of the latest Nike Air Jordans or Barbie backpack? In this first in-depth account of the consumer lives of poor and working-class black children, Elizabeth Chin enters the world of children living in hardship in order to understand the ways they learn to manage living poor in a wealthy society. To move beyond the stereotypical images of black children obsessed with status symbols, Chin spent two years interviewing poor children in New Haven, Connecticut, about where and how they spend their money. An alternate image of the children emerges, one that puts practicality ahead of status in their purchasing decisions. On a twenty-dollar shopping spree with Chin, one boy has to choose between a walkie-talkie set and an X-Men figure. In one of the most painful moments of her research, Chin watches as Davy struggles with his decision. He finally takes the walkie-talkie set, a toy that might be shared with his younger brother. Through personal anecdotes and compelling stories ranging from topics such as Christmas and birthday gifts, shopping malls, Toys-R-Us, neighborhood convenience shops, school lunches, ethnically correct toys, and school supplies, Chin critically examines consumption as a medium through which social inequalities -- most notably of race, class, and gender -- are formed, experienced, imposed, and resisted. Along the way she acknowledges the profound constraints under which the poor and working class must struggle in their daily lives.

Just the Way You Are - "Just the Way You Are" is a love song from Billy Joel's 1977 pop rock album, The Stranger. Written as a birthday gift to Joel's first wife Elizabeth Weber, this song demonstrates the trust on one side of a relationship while convincing the other is fine, "Just the way you are".

Erica Wagner - Erica Wagner is the author of Gravity: Stories and Ariel’s Gift: Ted Hughes, Sylvia Plath and the Story of Birthday Letters. She has been literary editor of The Times and lives in London with her husband and son.

Porsche 942 - Porsche 942 was a special edition of Porsche 928 made as a gift to Ferdinand Porsche on his 80th birthday.

North to Alaska - North to Alaska is a 1960 comedic western directed by Henry Hathaway and starring John Wayne and Stewart Granger. The film is based on Ladislas Fodor play Birthday Gift.

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Shopping Gift Stationery - Shopping Gift Stationery Calligraphy Set (China) In the Far East, writing is an art to be perfected over a lifetime. This set includes the tools necessary to begin learning the art of calligraphy, including: a set of 5 bamboo shopping gift stationery and horsehair brushes, black ink stick, red ink paste in porcelain jar, carved mixing stone, porcelain mixing bowl shopping gift stationery and ladle, porcelain brush stand shopping gift stationery and soapstone dragon chop (stamp). Worldstock brings you authentic, handcrafted ...

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