India, Feb. 14 -- Tell us about Be A Revolution? How did you conceptualize it?

Before Be A Revolution, I had written two books on race in America and I had decided I was going to be taking a break from it. But, in 2020, with the global pandemic and the uprising for black lives, it struck me how important community was for our survival, especially communities of colour, the black community, how much people were coming together, not only to protest together, but to take care of each other, find resources. And I wanted to show that. I wanted to highlight what people do. People ask me all the time, 'What can we do? It's so hard, what can we do?' And I wanted to show what people have already been doing. I wanted to embark upon a project that ...