It all started when Rashad is mistakenly accused of shoplifting. He must be guilty because his skin is dark. Nothing he said would make the cops stop beating him. The brutality was witnessed by Quinn. He saw the older brother of his best friend nearly kill his classmate. Once the town and the school started taking sides, he realized he could not keep silent. This award-winning book takes a hard look at race relations.
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It all started when Rashad is mistakenly accused of shoplifting. He must be guilty because his skin is dark. Nothing he said would make the cops stop beating him. The brutality was witnessed by Quinn. He saw the older brother of his best friend nearly kill his classmate. Once the town and the school started taking sides, he realized he could not keep silent. This award-winning book takes a hard look at race relations.
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