When They Call You a Terrorist

Patrisse Cullors and Angela Davis deliver a dual-narration that is nothing short of compelling. Their voices intertwine seamlessly, with Davis’s measured tone adding gravitas where needed, while Cullors’ directness cuts through the silence. The pacing is deliberate yet unassuming, allowing each moment to unfold naturally without rushing through the narrative. What sets this audiobook apart are its unflinching depictions of struggle and triumph; Cullors does not shy away from vulnerability, making her story all the more relatable. However, some may find certain sections overly detailed, bogging down the narrative with minutiae that could have been condensed for greater flow. Despite these minor critiques, this audiobook is a powerful testament to resilience and activism, essential listening for anyone interested in social justice movements.