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A review by biancarogers
Resist: How a Century of Young Black Activists Shaped America by Rita Omokha
5.0
Rita Omokha's Resist shines in its stellar full-cast audiobook production, blending historical accounts of Black activism with her perspective as a Nigerian immigrant in America. The narrators deliver profound emotional resonance, particularly when tackling topics like police violence and systemic racism. Thoughtful pacing and immersive sound design amplify the listening experience, allowing space to reflect on the book's powerful truths.
The work weaves Omokha's personal reflections with stories of young activists who have shaped the civil rights movement, addressing heavy themes like lynching and oppression. Its accessible format preserves the gravity of this history while inviting deeper engagement, reinforcing the critical need to remain active in the fight for equality.
The work weaves Omokha's personal reflections with stories of young activists who have shaped the civil rights movement, addressing heavy themes like lynching and oppression. Its accessible format preserves the gravity of this history while inviting deeper engagement, reinforcing the critical need to remain active in the fight for equality.