In her book What I Don’t Tell You, Anja Nunyola Glover deeply explores her personal story and the structures of racism. While recovering from a back injury, she reflects on the emotional weight this injury brought to the surface. In each chapter, she weaves together autobiographical experiences with critical social analysis, powerfully illustrating how profoundly racism permeates life. At the same time, she shows how confronting these experiences can open the door to healing. Glover offers a profound insight into the emotional impact on those affected and calls on her readers to critically examine their own patterns of thought.
