Jefferson on Race

In Jefferson on Race, Pulitzer Prize-winning historian Annette Gordon-Reed presents a compelling collection of Thomas Jefferson's writings that delve into his complex and contradictory views on race, slavery, and Native Americans. This groundbreaking exploration features selections from Jefferson’s public and private documents, alongside accounts from individuals who lived at Monticello, illuminating how he navigated his identity and beliefs in a society deeply entangled with racial injustice. Ideal for those looking to understand the nuanced impact of Jefferson's legacy on American history, this audiobook offers invaluable insights into one of America's Founding Fathers.