I was on a long road trip this summer, and I was having a wonderful time listening to the amazing Isabel Wilkerson's "The Warmth of Other Suns." It documents six million black folks fleeing the South from 1915 to 1970 looking for a respite from all the brutality and trying to get to a better opportunity up North, and it was filled with stories of the resilience and the brilliance of African-Americans, and it was also really hard to hear all the stories of the horrors and the humility, and all the humiliations.
Она документирует побег шести миллионов чернокожих с Юга в 1915-1970 в попытке скрыться от всей жестокости и найти лучшие возможности на Севере. Книга полна историй о стойкости и уме афро-американцев, и было тяжело слушать все истории об ужасах и покорности, и обо всех унижениях.