Why Didn't We Riot?

In these compelling essays, award-winning journalist Isaac J. Bailey explores what it means to be Black in America during the Trump era, addressing complex issues such as police brutality, Confederate symbols, and societal perceptions. Drawing from his own experiences and the recent protests, Bailey offers insights into the challenges faced by Black and Brown communities and the broader implications for the country's future. This thought-provoking collection is a vital resource for readers interested in understanding the social and political landscape of contemporary America.