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The Sum of Us: What Racism Costs Everyone and How We Can Prosper Together by Heather McGhee is an extensive analysis of American society’s current state of division and self-destruction that is rooted in none other than racism. She strikes the perfect balance between her sociological research and the candid narratives of racism’s victims, thereby enabling her to touch the heart of the problem in a more compelling way. McGhee uses her book as a call to arms for the future of a multiracial America that is equal in every aspect of life.

The Sum of Us is a New York Times bestselling book. How to Be an Antiracist author Ibram X. Kendi called it the book that he has been waiting for. The Chicago Tribune hailed it as the “required reading to move the country forward.”

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