What Truth Sounds Like

In What Truth Sounds Like, Michael Eric Dyson presents a compelling examination of America's complex racial politics, expanding on themes from his bestseller Tears We Cannot Stop. Drawing on a pivotal 1963 meeting between Attorney General Robert Kennedy and influential figures like James Baldwin and Lorraine Hansberry, Dyson explores the tension between moral authority and political action in addressing race. The audiobook delves into contemporary issues such as the role of black queer activists, the immigrant experience, and the responsibilities of black intellectuals in driving social change, all amidst the ongoing struggle for racial justice and democracy.