In a nation grappling with its racist history, Dax-Devlon Ross offers an unflinching exploration of how racism harms everyone, including white men, and a path forward to racial justice.In Letters to My White Male Friends, Ross speaks directly to the millions of middle-aged white men who are suddenly awakening to race and racism. These men are beginning to understand that simply not being racist isn't enough to end racism. They want deeper insight into how r...

In 2066, memory has become a service. And for a society shaped by a long-forgotten era of repression-now politely called the Security Period-the Memory Palace offers reassurance in exchange for trust: perfect recall, curated identity, the promise that nothing meaningful will ever be lost. Obe Wise, a writer nearing the end of his life, knows better than to believe this. And yet, when the Palace opens a door for him, he steps through-drawn by memories that feel newly alive and a friendship ...

"Author Dax-Devlon Ross radiates the equanimity needed for listeners to absorb his healing perspectives. His performance is adroit and appealing, and has the added benefit of palpable commitment to his insights and engagement with his personal stories." -- AudioFile MagazineThis program is read by the author.In Letters to My White Male Friends, Dax-Devlon Ross speaks directly to the millions of middle-aged...