She draws from her own experience as a lawyer, an immigrant, and a mother which helps make these different parts of book feel full.

Kim is ambitious in including many different facets of life in this book.

The scenes in the courtroom are amazing, they are vibrant and feel like you’re reading an episode of Law and Order. This book is compelling from the start, a total who-done it mystery.Īngie Kim was once a trial lawyer and it shows. Hear our conversation with Akiba Solomon & Kenrya Rankin on The Short Stacks HEREĪ literary courtroom drama about a horrible accident at a medical facility that kills two people. From comedian to survivalist to author to Black Lives Matter co-founders, this book proves the point that Black people are not and have never been a monolith.įour Stars | Bold Type Books | Ma| 304 Pages | Paperback | Purchase on IndieBound The commitment to showing the vastness of Black experience pays off in a book that is not about any one thing, and yet still remains connected to the central idea of fighting White supremacy. Akiba Solomon and Kenrya Rankin have done a fantastic job of finding unique and differing voices within the Black community. What I loved most about this book is how dynamic it is. A unique and inclusive work, How We Fight White Supremacy, does a fantastic job of showing the diversity and vastness of Black resistance. This book is a collection of essays, poems, playlists, interviews, comics, and art pieces all answering the question “how do you fight White supremacy?”.

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