Once More to the Rodeo

In this poignant debut memoir, Calvin Hennick navigates the complexities of fatherhood and self-identity, grappling with questions about masculinity and race as he raises his biracial son. Embarking on a road trip across America, he reflects on his own upbringing and the societal expectations of being a man today. Through diverse experiences—from lessons on racism at the Baseball Hall of Fame to emotional encounters in Chicago—Hennick confronts his past while striving to shape his son's future. This compelling journey serves as a mirror to both personal and cultural challenges faced by parents in contemporary America.