First published 2021
Patrisse Khan-Cullors was just a child when she learned the painful truth: being Black in America means confronting racism at every turn. Now a seasoned activist, she's written a searing manifesto demanding justice and calling for a new abolitionist movement. Weaving powerful personal stories with concrete strategies, Khan-Cullors exposes the brutal reality of mass incarceration and police brutality. But this is no hopeless tale - it's a battle cry, urging readers to join the fight for Black liberation.
Genres: african-american, biography-memoir, activism, american-history
Vibes: emotional, intimate, thought-provoking
Tropes: call-to-action, personal-narrative
288 pages · Kindle Edition · St. Martin's Press
Content warnings: racism