Summary:
The book is a memoir that recounts the life of one of the co-founders of the Black Lives Matter movement, detailing her experiences with prejudice, poverty, and police brutality that led to her activism. It also explores the growth and impact of the movement, framing it within the broader context of racial justice in America.
Key points:
1. Systemic Racism: The book discusses systemic racism in the U.S., showing how it's embedded in institutions and policies, leading to Black people's oppression.
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