Trash

In "Trash," activist and chaplain Cedar Monroe explores the lives of 66 million poor white people in the U.S., examining the struggles they face in relation to societal structures like capitalism and colonialism. Through vivid storytelling, Monroe highlights a community in a small Washington town, detailing their fight against evictions, targeted violence, and systemic neglect. The audiobook invites listeners to consider the potential for solidarity among impoverished communities and challenges the prevailing narratives of white supremacy and the so-called American dream.