"This book is militant, revelatory, and revolutionary in so many ways the world needs right now. But beware: Do not read this book if you are complacent about the status quo. These words will agitate you toward antiracist action."--Jemar Tisby, bestselling author of The Color of Compromise

"Poignant, urgent, and spot-on . . . In a narrative that is part memoir, part manifesto, and part how-to, Henry brilliantly weaves together his encounters with anti-Blackness and his political awakening with powerful observations about how nonviolent struggle can confront and transform racism. Don't miss this profoundly important book."--Erica Chenoweth, author of Civil Resistance

"I have been waiting for this book since the moment when the smartest guy in my Harvard class popped up onscreen in the form of Andre Henry, with his funky hair, smart-ass temper, and beautiful mind. From a personal journey that will inspire you to hands-on advice on how to turn your anger into practical engagement in fighting systemic racism, this book has it all."--Srdja Popovic, co-founder of the Center for Applied Nonviolent Action and Strategies

"Incisive, honest, and deeply healing, All the White Friends I Couldn't Keep is profoundly necessary. Fight your trepidation, rise to the occasion, and give this a thorough read."--Blair Imani, bestselling author of Read This to Get Smarter

"A powerful examination of white assumptions about Black people and the obstacles that stand in the way of social justice . . . Henry demonstrates how white people can be allies, first by not declaring themselves to be so but instead awaiting acknowledgment of that status by Black people."--Kirkus Reviews (starred review)

"In this rousing debut, singer-songwriter Henry mines his painful experiences talking with white people about anti-Black racism to chart a path forward for racial justice activists. . . . A timely declaration from an exciting voice, this is sure to inspire those in pursuit of radical change."--Publishers Weekly (starred review)