A collection of 29 essays by Harvard Law School professor Randall KenÂnedyâsome previously published, others written for this occasionâthat explore key social justice issues of our time.
What The Reviewers Say
John McWhorter,
New York Times Book Review
This collection of 29 of his essays lends us the fullest portrait yet between two covers of Kennedy’s thought, and just as much of it fits the mold of Black thought traditionally treated as 'authentic' as does not.
Daniel Fryer,
Washington Post
A note of caution for readers familiar with James Brown’s influential song: Despite its title, Say It Loud isn’t a book about Black pride.
Publishers Weekly
A middle path through America’s racial turmoil is mapped in these trenchant essays.
Kirkus
Sometimes contrarian, sometimes controversial, Kennedy’s arguments merit consideration in a riven discourse..