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Patrick Phillips

Uncovering the Dark Legacy of Racial Violence in America.

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Author: Patrick Phillips

Narrator: Brian

Format: MP3

ISBN: 9780393293012

Language: English

Publish Date: 09/20/2016

Audiobook length: 31min

Blood at the Root Audiobook by Chapters

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Chapter 1: 2. Riot, Rout, Tumult

00:0004:40

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Chapter 2: 3. The Missing Girl

00:0003:07

Chapter 3: 4. And the Mob Came on

00:0004:16

Chapter 4: 5. A Straw in the Whirlwind

00:0024:24

Chapter 5: 6. The Devil’s own Horses

00:0015:29

Chapter 6: 8. Fastening the Noose

00:0008:16

Chapter 7: 10. Crush the Thing in its Infancy

00:0004:46

Chapter 8: 11. The Scaffold

00:0019:19

Chapter 9: 12. When They Were Slaves

00:0002:21

Chapter 10: 13. Driven to the Cook Stoves

00:0008:35

Chapter 11: 14. Exile, 1915–1920

00:0014:09

Chapter 12: 15. Erasure, 1920–1970

00:0025:04

Chapter 13: 16. The Attempted Murder of Miguel Marcelli

00:0016:25

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Who should listen Blood at the Root

"Blood at the Root" by Patrick Phillips is a compelling memoir that delves into the painful history of racial violence and injustice in America. This audiobook is essential listening for those interested in civil rights, American history, and the ongoing struggles against systemic racism. It offers valuable insights for educators, students, activists, and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of how the legacy of racial discrimination continues to shape society today. By recounting personal and historical narratives, Phillips encourages listeners to confront uncomfortable truths and engage in meaningful discussions about race and reconciliation.

3 quotes from Blood at the Root

"The past is never dead; it's not even past."
"In the shadow of history, the personal often becomes political, and our identities are shaped by the legacies of others."
"To understand a community's pain, one must delve into its stories, for every scar carries a tale of struggle and resilience."

Author : Patrick Phillips

Patrick Phillips is an acclaimed American poet, memoirist, and scholar, celebrated for his eloquent exploration of personal and collective histories. Born and raised in the racially charged environment of Georgia, Phillips's work often reflects a deep engagement with themes of identity, heritage, and social justice, intertwined with his own family narrative. He earned his MFA from New York University and has since published several collections of poetry and essays, garnering multiple awards, including fellowships from the National Endowment for the Arts. In "Blood at the Root," Phillips artfully intertwines his personal story with the broader historical context of race relations in the South, illustrating his commitment to examining the complexities of American life through a richly lyrical lens.

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