根部之血：美国的一次种族清洗运动

Understanding the motivation behind highlighting this history makes me wonder how the author approached sensitive topics with such depth and respect.

This history is so raw and disturbing—does it leave others feeling motivated to learn more or overwhelmed by the scope of the violence?

I'm curious about the writing process—did Phillips aim to evoke specific feelings, or was it more about faithfully presenting the historical record?