Anthony Harris Bücher

Two private investigators tackle cold cases of hate crimes, starting with the unresolved murder of a 16-year-old African American boy in a small Mississippi town. After five years of inaction from law enforcement, the victim's mother seeks help from the Jefferson-Davis Investigation Agency. Their pursuit of justice uncovers a web of corruption involving elected officials and law enforcement, revealing the systemic issues that contributed to the teen's death and the challenges faced by those seeking truth in the face of indifference.

The book explores the unique challenges faced by Black leaders in predominantly White organizations, emphasizing how they are judged not only by standard leadership metrics but also by additional, often unfair expectations. It delves into the daily experiences of these individuals, shedding light on the systemic biases and obstacles that differentiate their leadership journeys from those of their White peers.