What Truth Sounds Like
Robert F. Kennedy, James Baldwin, and Our Unfinished Conversation About Race in America
in:
Racial Studies
Summary:
The book examines a historic 1963 meeting between Robert F. Kennedy, James Baldwin, and other influential African American figures discussing the civil rights movement, and it connects this dialogue to ongoing issues of race in contemporary America. It explores the impact of these conversations on Kennedy's political evolution and reflects on how the themes of racial justice, activism, and political responsibility remain relevant today.
Key points:
1. Open Talks on Race: The book highlights the need for frank discussions on race, as shown by the 1963 meeting between Robert F. Kennedy and African American leaders like James Baldwin.
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