The Fire This Time

I meant to read this after I read Baldwin's The Fire Next Time, and instead I read it now after another set of unjust deaths at the hands of police and vigilante white people in the US. After another widespread series of protests that has won some concessions but seems to have fallen off the media radio atm.

It doesn't feel like much has changed, and it gets hard to see how we can get from here (casual disregard for Black life) to wear we want to be.