The Speech: Race and Barack Obama's 'A More Perfect Union'

The Speech is a thought-provoking exploration of Barack Obama's historic address on race, offering fresh perspectives and original insights into every aspect of the speech.

With contributions from a diverse lineup of writers and thinkers, including Adam Mansbach, Alice Randall, Connie Schultz, and William Julius Wilson, this book provides a multifaceted examination of the literary, political, social, and cultural significance of Obama's address.

Through their essays and Derrick Z.

Jackson's reportage, The Speech memorializes and gives full due to a speech that propelled Obama towards the White House and prompted a nation to evaluate its imperfect but hopeful union.

Whether you're looking for a deeper understanding of the historical context of Obama's address or seeking fresh perspectives on race in America, The Speech is an essential read for anyone interested in exploring the complexities of our national identity.