The miniature essays are packed with statistics, acronyms, and some policy jargon; while they can at times make for desiccated reading, they offer fresh ideas and perspectives on many of the most pressing problems of this era. Standout essays include Brandeis Marshall on algorithmic assault, Cliff Albright on voting rights, Fenaba R. Addo on student loans and the Black wealth gap, and Kyle K. Moore on stratification economics. A powerful foreword by Tressie McMillan Cottom offers a starting point for critical self-reflection … An critical volume for anyone involved in dismantling systemic racism through advocacy and public policy.
