I don’t have to tell you that the first half of 2020 has been rougher than any recent year in memory—and that’s saying something in these seemingly apocalyptic times of increasing authoritarianism and devastating climate change. We started the year with wildfires in Australia, locusts in Africa, and Kobe’s helicopter crash, but even these events were soon overshadowed by the COVID-19 global pandemic. In the US, since March, more than 100,000 Americans have died while schools and businesses have closed and unemployment has skyrocketed. When a video of a white Minneapolis police officer brutally murdering George Floyd, a Black man, went viral a couple of weeks ago, we seemed as a nation to hit our collective wall.
Just as generations of Americans have done before us, we are now taking to the streets to express our outrage, sorrow, and frustration over the deep-rooted systemic racism in America that leads our…
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I tried to buy it but it’s not available in Brazil, that’s so sad, I was really interested in buying it. Do you have other options for buying it?
Yes! Check out the book page (https://katejchristie.com/books/drum-up-the-dawn/). It has links to assorted websites. Also, the Kindle version should be available on Amazon Brazil here: https://www.amazon.com.br/dp/B088WKF1B3