Why Didn't We Riot?: A Black Man in Trumpland

This book of powerful essays present a wide range of complex and divisive topics from the perspective of a Black man living in the Trump-loving south. An award-winning journalist in South Carolina discusses issues like police brutality, Confederate flags, white discomfort and respectability politics with insight and experience from his own life surrounded by neighbors with decidedly different priorities. Full of valuable insights for any reader trying to make sense of modern American political life.

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