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User Review - jacki - LibraryThing

If you do not understand the need or reasoning behind BLM, this is the book to read. Her descriptions of life for poor Black Americans will break your heart and leave you angry at the injustice. Read full review

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User Review - ASKelmore - LibraryThing

Best for: Those who enjoy deeply personal memoirs. In a nutshell: Black Lives Matter founder Patrisse Khan-Cullors shares the story of her life so far, including her work as an activist, artist, and ... Read full review

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User Review - ajlewis2 - LibraryThing

This is a memoir and is written pretty much chronologically, but does skip around quite a bit. The title says "A Black Lives Matter Memoir," but the story doesn't cover a lot about that movement. What ... Read full review

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User Review - RidgewayGirl - LibraryThing

There's a lot of misinformation floating around about the Black Lives Matter movement, some of it clearly intended to discredit their push to hold law enforcement accountable and to draw attention to ... Read full review

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User Review - jessibud2 - LibraryThing

This was a tough read. Cullors is one of the co-founders of the Black Lives Matters movement. She describes in stark and graphic detail how she came to that point, what happened to her brother, as she ... Read full review

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User Review - froxgirl - LibraryThing

Here's an unusual political memoir - there's much more about the childhood of author Khan-Cullors than there is about the essential group she co-founded: Black Lives Matter. Patrisse grew up in Van ... Read full review