Two hundred and fifty years in, America is still being asked to reckon with itself — and this conversation isn't letting it off the hook. Damario Solomon-Simmons and Dorothy A. Brown bring their scholarship, their urgency, and their unflinching clarity to a discussion about race, history, and what it will truly take to redeem and repair this nation. As the country marks its semiquincentennial, this is the panel that asks the question everyone else is dancing around: free for whom, and at what cost?
