Jackson, 1964

In "Jackson, 1964," bestselling author Calvin Trillin presents a compelling collection of articles spanning five decades that examines the complex issues of race and racism in America. Beginning with his coverage of the Civil Rights Movement, Trillin revisits significant events, from voter registration drives to police violence, offering insightful reflections and poignant narratives. With a blend of unflinching observation and graceful prose, this collection serves as both a testament to the struggles endured and a reminder of the ongoing relevance of these critical issues. Read by Robert Fass, and featuring an introduction by Trillin himself, it's an essential account of America's racial landscape.