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From A Pioneering Black Feminist And Macarthur Genius Fellow, This Urgent And Exhilarating MemoirManifestoHandbook Provides Bold, Practical New Ways To Transform Conflicts Into Connections, Even With Those WeRe Tempted To Walk Away From.In 1979, Loretta Ross Was A Single Mother In Washington WhoD Had To Drop Out Of Howard University. She Was Working At The Dc Rape Crisis Center When The Organization Got A Letter From A Man In Prison Saying He Wanted To Learn How To Not Be A Rapist Anymore. At First, She Was Furious. As A Survivor Of Sexual Violence, She Wanted To Write Back Pouring Out Her Rage. Instead, She Made A Different Choice, A Choice To Reject The Response Her Trauma Was Pushing Her Towards. This Choice Would Set Her On The Path Towards Developing A Framework That Would Come To Guide Her Whole Career: Rather Than Calling People Out, Try To Call Even Your Unlikeliest Allies In. Hold Them AccountableBut With Love.Calling In Is At Once A Handbook, A Manifesto, And A MemoirBecause The Power Of Loretta RossS Message Comes From Who She Is And What SheS Lived Through. SheS A Black Woman WhoS Deprogrammed White Supremacists, And A Survivor WhoS Taught Convicted Rapists The Principles Of Feminism. With Stories From Her Five Remarkable Decades In Activism, She Vividly Illustrates Why Calling People InInviting Them Into Conversation Instead Of Conflict And Focusing On Your Shared Values Over A Desire For PunishmentIs The More Strategic Choice If You Want To Make Real Change. And She Shows You How To Do So, Whether In The Workplace, On A College Campus, Or In Your Living Room.Courageous, AweInspiring, And Blisteringly Authentic, Calling In Is A Masterclass In Constructive Confrontation (Adam Grant) And A Practical New Solution From One Of Our CountryS Most Extraordinary ChangeMakersOne Anyone Can Learn To Use To Transform Frustrating And Divisive Conflicts That Stand In The Way Of Real Connection With The People In Your Life.
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