1971-

Presents all articles--from "news" stories to horoscopes--that appeared in the "Onion" satirical newspaper between October 2000 and October 2001.

A study of African-Americans born between 1965 and 1984, discussing the problems of racism, unemployment, educational disparity, police brutality, and others that plague the first generation to have grown up in a legally desegregated United States, and arguing that hip hop is the unifying force that could bring about a new phase of African-American empowerment.

Author focuses on the death of American sensibility and taste and how Americans are timid in relaying on their own tastes and instinct.

Presents explanations of 101 American customs, each with a cartoon illustration and brief, explanatory dialogue; grouped in the categories of special occasions, courtship and marriage, body language, family, fun, holidays, food, and American icons.

Contains fifty talks from the author's radio program "Letters from America," commenting on American life from 1969 to 1979.

The author tells about his decision to sell nearly all of his material possessions on the Internet auction site eBay, and features photographs and brief descriptions of the items, each with a note on how much it sold for and where it ended up.