Between the World and Me by Ta-Nehisi Coates

Between the World and Me by Ta-Nehisi Coates

Written as an extended letter to his teenage son, Coates confronts the physical and historical reality of being Black in America, drawing on his own upbringing in Baltimore and his intellectual formation to explain what he calls the fear that has always accompanied Black life in the United States.

Coates writes with unflinching directness about racial violence, the myth of the American Dream, and the specific vulnerability of the Black body, refusing easy hope or comforting resolution in favour of clear-eyed honesty about what he believes his son must understand to survive and think clearly.

Winner of the National Book Award, one of the most influential works of American non-fiction of its decade.

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