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<p> Masterful. This is arguably the most comprehensive inquiry to date by a sociologist on the perception of time, its passage and duration. -Barry Glassner, University of Southern California

<p> Reparations for the continuing legacy of American racism is the central civil rights issue of the twenty-first century. Henry's bold and insightful Long Overdue provides a detailed examination of the current rationale for compensation to African Americans. Long Overdue skillfully explores the political debate and controversies surrounding reparations, and provides constructive suggestions for what the movement needs in order to achieve its policy objectives. <br>-Manning Marable, author of Let Nobody Turn Us Around

<p> A highly original and colorful book, filled with compelling, real life and fictional examples.

<p> An engaging and profound analysis of a central aspect of the human condition, for, as Flaherty shows, our experiences of the world around us affect how we experience time.

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Michael Flaherty is Professor and Chair of Sociology at Eckerd College in St. Petersburg, Florida.

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