What Truth Sounds Like
What Truth Sounds Like (2018) revisits a relatively short meeting in 1963 between Robert Kennedy and a group of black artists, using it as a jumping-off point for the ongoing conversation about race in America. This meeting was an eye-opening experience for Kennedy, and author Michael Eric Dyson explains why more politicians need to be woken up to the realities of the black experience. Dyson also takes a look at some of the important writers and artists who are keeping the conversation alive today.
Who should read
Students of American history and sociology Readers interested in black culture Activists and anyone who wants to get woke
About the author
Michael Eric Dyson is one of America’s mo…
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What Truth Sounds Like (2018) revisits a relatively short meeting in 1963 between Robert Kennedy and a group of black artists, using it as a jumping-off point for the ongoing conversation about race in America. This meeting was an eye-opening experience for Kennedy, and author Michael Eric Dyson explains why more politicians need to be woken up to the realities of the black experience. Dyson also takes a look at some of the important writers and artists who are keeping the conversation alive today.
Who should read
Students of American history and sociology Readers interested in black culture Activists and anyone who wants to get woke
About the author
Michael Eric Dyson is one of America’s most respected public intellectuals and the current University Professor of Sociology at Georgetown University. His writing can be found in the editorial pages of the New York Times and the New Republic, and in the bestselling book Tears We Cannot Stop (2017).
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