An occasional series in which writers speak for themselves.
In this week’s podcast, courtesy of Biographers International Organization, Sonja Williams and Kerri K. Greenidge discuss Greenidge’s award-winning Black Radical: The Life and Times of William Monroe Trotter. The New York Times says the book “opens up a rich seam of inquiry that persists to this day, about the tug-of-war between reformers and radicals, and whether victories that seem purely symbolic at first can ripple out into real-world effects later on.”
Listen to the podcast here.
[Photo by Matthew Guillory.]
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