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Discover the powerful narrative of 'We Are Bridges' by Cassandra Lane, a compelling trade paperback that dives into the critical conversations surrounding racism, state violence, and the historical impacts of American slavery. This groundbreaking book, the fourth winner of the prestigious Louise Meriwether First Book Prize, sheds light on the often overlooked obstacles faced by Black Americans in their genealogical research. With delicate prose, Lane confronts the violent erasures present in institutional records, urging readers to acknowledge the systemic issues that affect the African American community. Published by The Feminist Press at CUNY in 2021, this essential read not only resonates with those interested in social justice and racial equity but also serves as a vital resource for anyone seeking to understand the ongoing legacies of racism in our society. 'We Are Bridges' has garnered recognition from literary luminaries such as Jamia Wilson and Bridgett M. Davis and is actively supported by various media partners, enhancing its reach and impact. Connect with the rich history of Black Americans and explore the emotional landscapes that shape our understanding of identity and heritage. Perfect for book clubs and educational discussions, 'We Are Bridges' is more than just a book—it's a vital conversation starter in today’s climate of change and reflection. Order your brand new copy today and join the dialogue on race, history, and resilience.