Winkfield Twyman Jr., author of Letters in Black and White, and Jennifer Richmond discuss their groundbreaking book on race in America, exploring topics such as racial solidarity, improved conditions for African-Americans, and the value of 'Old Americans' in moving forward. They also touch on concerns about critical race theory and the importance of having authentic conversations about race. The chapter highlights refraining from engaging with online bullies and emphasizes substantive conversations over meaningless Twitter banter. Parallels with China's cultural revolution and concerns about education and authoritarianism are also discussed.

Winkfield Twyman Jr. and Jennifer Richmond delve into black identity's divisive history, discussing topics like socio-economic impact, radical rhetoric, reparations, colorblindness, race orthodoxy, self-reliance, and individualism. They explore the complexities of black identity, privilege, and upbringing within the African American community, while also critiquing reparations for American slavery and the concept of moving towards a colorblind society.