More on this book
Community
Kindle Notes & Highlights
An African American man had been shot by two white deputies. Didn’t matter who was sheriff, there were
going to be serious questions asked. Titus knew this, and even though some people wouldn’t believe it, he agreed with them. The history of policing in America, especially south of the Mason-Dixon, made those questions necessary.
To a lot of Black folks, including Jamal, he was now blue instead of Black.
And now his Blackness, a thing that was as intrinsic a part of him as his arms and legs, was being challenged by a man who six months ago
because of his own hard work, not because he was white or the son of the richest family in the county.
“Terrible people can do good things sometimes. But they like doing the terrible things more.
violence begets more violence and all violence is a confession of pain. Hurt people tend to hurt people.