
Reviews

Alisha @theawardshow
Wonderful. I especially loved essays by Rachel, Kiese, Garnette & Edwidge.

Ellie Younger@ellierose2000
This series of essays was often difficult to read, but the stories have to be told, and I have to listen. This is an important collection that shed light to many things that I- as a white person, have not experienced. I learned more about the tragedies of this world as I read beautiful essays, letters and poems. It is so important to educate ourselves on injustice and then work to make change!!!

Alexia@apolasky
This sure is an important book to read. I would recommend reading The Fire Next Time first, because it allows for an interesting compare and —appallingly little— contrast exercise between the 60s and now.

erin alise @thehollowvalley

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