How to Be an Antiracist

There are parts of this that are very academic, but it is so accessible. He seamlessly weaves in his personal history with a larger history of racism. He tells you all the definitions, thoughts, and ideas, then puts a face on them by telling about people that have faced down these issues. There are so many moments of hope and change and learning. There is a personal responsibility, but also the call to be a part of the systematic change. The problem of racism is big and scary, but by the end of this book, I am left with hope.