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Zápas o Ameriku: Hlasy z rozeštvané země
Poznejte současné Spojené státy americké a zápas o jejich i naši budoucnost skutečně zevnitř. Jak přemýšlejí příznivci Donalda Trumpa a proč mu propadli? Jak na své americké občanství nahlížejí původní domorodí obyvatelé? Proč potomci černošských otroků mluví o přetrvávajícím systémovém rasismu? Co prožívají ti, kdo se do USA snaží dostat přes jižní hranici? Autor se coby zpravodaj Českého rozhlasu šest let v terénu zaměřoval právě na tyto "hlasy Ameriky" a nechává je promluvit daleko nad rámec běžného zpravodajství. V knize najdete i příběhy, které ve zvukové podobě dva roky po sobě zvítězily v mezinárodní kategorii Reportáž na festivalu rozhlasové tvorby Prix Bohemia Radio.
256 pages, Paperback
Published January 1, 2024
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December 23, 2025
I found it highly interesting and elaborate. We could hear the voices of minorities and their perspective on political and social situation in America. I was in tears to hear about their daily struggles, especially when the dialogue turned to Native Americans.
It's set in a context, creating a complex story. At the beggining we are victims of pro and cons of regular American voters, we get a peak in their daily lifes to understand better their perspective. I didn't read the physical book, but listened to it as an audiobook read by the author himself on Czech Radio, where he works as a reporter. He lived in America for 6 years together with his family and very often he found himself in life-risk situations.
It's set in a context, creating a complex story. At the beggining we are victims of pro and cons of regular American voters, we get a peak in their daily lifes to understand better their perspective. I didn't read the physical book, but listened to it as an audiobook read by the author himself on Czech Radio, where he works as a reporter. He lived in America for 6 years together with his family and very often he found himself in life-risk situations.
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