“How we recover from centuries of slavery, racial terrorism, violence, and codified racial hierarchy remains one of the central questions in American life. Solomon-Simmons’s extraordinary lawyering, activism, and engagement on how we repair harms long unaddressed is at the forefront of urgent and critical issues in this country…An American story we cannot ignore.”—Bryan Stevenson, New York Times bestselling author of Just Mercy
“In Redeem a Nation, Solomon-Simmons lays out a path toward justice with power, love, and dignity.”—Resmaa Menakem, New York Times bestselling author of My Grandmother’s Hands
“The raw and moving account of one attorney’s passion for justice for his community and the authoritative history of reparations in America… an ambitious and important book for all of us who want to see wrongs made right in our lifetime and set this nation on a path to healing. This book makes clear: justice delayed is justice denied.”—Lurie Favors, Racial Justice Attorney
“Weaving together Solomon-Sommons’s Tulsa childhood, the Tulsa Race Massacre of 1921, and the modern-day legal battle to finally grant reparations for victims, this book is a powerful, riveting read for anyone interested in better understanding the legacy of anti-Black racism in this country and the effort for justice . . . finally coming to fruition.”—Areva Martin, Esq., Award-winning Civil Rights Attorney
“A clarion call that echoes through generations past and present.”—Angela Rye, Award-winning host, social justice advocate, and lawyer
“Solomon-Simmons passionately exposes and perfectly articulates the divide between our present system and a truly just society making it clear that reparations are not just economic redress, but a manifestation of justice in its purest form.”—Reverend Al Sharpton, Founder & President of the National Action Network
“Redeem a Nation unflinchingly exposes the painful truth that the legacy of racism endures . . . a rallying cry to confront the ingrained inequalities that persist and to provide the resources needed for all communities to thrive.”—Brittany Packnett Cunningham, Award-winning political and social change strategist, Founder of Love & Power Works
“Redeem a Nation shows us that love is not passive—it’s a call to action, a commitment to support and uplift those who have been marginalized and oppressed.”—Joy Reid, New York Times bestselling author of Medgar & Myrlie
“Solomon-Simmons inspires readers to recognize the transformative potential of reparations in shaping a more inclusive and just society.”—Tiffany Cross, author of Say It Louder
“A must-read for those seeking to understand our shared responsibilities and shape a future rooted in justice.”—Attorney Lee Merrit, Civil Rights Attorney and Activist
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