How the Word Is Passed
Narrated by Clint Smith
- Released
- June 1, 2021
- Length
- 10 hrs 6 mins
- Format
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Publisher
- Little, Brown & Company
In "How the Word Is Passed," Clint Smith explores the legacy of slavery in America through a poignant journey across significant sites, including the Monticello Plantation and the Whitney Plantation, illuminating how these places reflect the complex narratives of our collective history. This critically acclaimed bestseller delves into the impact of memory and history on our daily lives, revealing the often-overlooked stories embedded in public spaces and cultural observances. Smith's deeply researched and insightful work offers a new lens through which to understand America's past and present, underscoring the importance of reckoning with this legacy to forge a hopeful future.
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