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Something We Said

Richard Pryor, a Notorious Word, and Me

Book • 2026

Elizabeth Stordeur Pryor

Something We Said combina memoria personal e investigación histórica para explorar el uso y la carga cultural de la palabra con N. Elizabeth Stordeur Pryor entrelaza su experiencia de crecer como hija negra y judía de Richard Pryor con una reflexión más amplia sobre el significado histórico y contemporáneo del insulto racial.

El libro adopta una narrativa entrelazada que mezcla historia, identidad y familia.

Mentioned by

Elizabeth Stordeur Pryor

Sullivan Summer

Sullivan Summer

Bianna Golodryga

Sullivan Sommer

Mentioned in 2 episodes

Mentioned by

Tonya Mosley

and the guest as the book the guest wrote about her father and the N-word.

Richard Pryor’s daughter Elizabeth is a scholar of the N-word

Mentioned by

Sullivan Sommer

as the guest's new book exploring the N-word, the author's father Richard Pryor, and personal history.

Elizabeth Stordeur Pryor, "Something We Said: Richard Pryor, a Notorious Word and Me" (37 Ink, 2026)

Mentioned by

Tonya Mosley

and

Elizabeth Stordeur Pryor

as her new book combining memoir and a history of the N-word and her father's role.

Best Of: Novelist Maggie O’Farrell / A personal history of the N-Word

Mentioned by

Elvis Mitchell

when introducing the guest and her new book about her father and the N-word.

Richard Pryor’s daughter grapples with the complexities of a notorious word

Mentioned by

Sullivan Summer

and discussed by

Elizabeth Stordeur Pryor

as the memoir/history she wrote about the N-word and her relationship with Richard Pryor.

Elizabeth Stordeur Pryor, "Something We Said: Richard Pryor, a Notorious Word and Me" (37 Ink, 2026)

Mentioned by

Sullivan Summer

as the guest's new book exploring the N-word, Richard Pryor, and memoir/history entanglement.

Elizabeth Stordeur Pryor, "Something We Said: Richard Pryor, a Notorious Word and Me" (37 Ink, 2026)

Mentioned by

Bianna Golodryga

and discussed with the author about language, identity, and her family memoir.

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