Nobody

This award-winning book delves into the issue of state-sanctioned violence in America, examining high-profile deaths such as Sandra Bland and Michael Brown, as well as cases of government negligence like the Flint water crisis. Through his analysis, author Marc Lamont Hill uncovers patterns and policies that leave some citizens disempowered and vulnerable. He explores the effects of capitalism, mass incarceration, and political power, ultimately urging readers to consider a world where everyone has a chance to become somebody. A thought-provoking and timely read, this book lifts unheard voices and asks the crucial question - how did we get here?