by James Baldwin · Stock · tapa blanda · ISBN 9782234088238
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Between 1979 and 1981, twenty-eight children, all Black and from poor families, were murdered in Atlanta, Georgia. In this searing and moving essay, James Baldwin investigates these crimes and the trial of Wayne Williams, the primary suspect, questioning the justice system and exposing the deep racial tensions and the limitations of the civil rights movement in the United States at the time. Originally published decades ago, this text remains a fundamental work of literature and investigative journalism, offering a critical look at a society torn by fear and racial prejudice.
