Destined to Witness

Massaquoi’s perspective is so unique—I'm curious how he approached balancing the political context with his own story, and what he hoped readers would take away.

His accounts of navigating a society that refused to see him resonated deeply, but I wonder how others felt about those quiet, poignant moments.

His memoir offers a rare glimpse into the intersection of race and history—I'm interested in what motivated him to tell his story now.