Description
In this urgent and hopeful work, Eddie S. Glaude Jr. invites readers to rethink what it means to begin again—personally, morally, and collectively—in the face of racial injustice, political fracture, and spiritual exhaustion. Drawing on history, philosophy, and contemporary life, he traces how communities can move from despair to repair by confronting uncomfortable truths and choosing courageous forms of solidarity. The book explores themes of democracy, faith, memory, and the possibility of renewal, arguing that transformation is not a single moment but a disciplined practice. With Glaude’s incisive, accessible style and moral clarity, this is a call to action for anyone seeking a way forward that is both honest about the past and committed to a better future.
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Published Jan 1, 2020
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First Published
2020
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eng
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