The Land Knows the Way: Eco-Social Insights for Liberation (Paperback)

Reviews“Singing with deep wisdom, and unflinching in the face of all that humans are capable of, Levins Morales is here to teach us that, no matter how far from freedom we may feel, the earth always remembers its own.” –Autumn Brown, Co-host of How to Survive the End of the World “Part personal memoir, part history lesson, part ecological study, the whole of Ricardo’s book is a critical political education that guides not just how we organize but also how we live fully in community.” -Vina Kay, Director, Piper Fund, an initiative  of Proteus Fund, and formerly with Race Forward and Voices for Racial Justice. “This is the book we need to guide our deepest dreams of freedom and connection. Required reading for those pursuing a greater definition of social justice.” -Shannon Gibney, writer and professor “The Land Knows the Way offers radical truth-telling and practical guidance for anyone taking up the mantle of de-structuring oppressive systems and bringing about liberation and well-being for all. –Niyonu D. Spann, singer/songwriter and co-founder of Co-creating Effective & Inclusive Organizations (CEIO) “Ricardo Levins Morales has distilled revelations from a half century of movement building with vividness and candor, and with remarkable relevance for our daily work.” –Manju Rajendran, Team Justice facilitator, conflict transformation practitioner, community organizer “As a writer who’s explored America’s racial history, I found the vast global and historical reach of Levins Morales’ analysis of activism particularly illuminating.” –David Mura, author of The Stories Whiteness Tells Itself: Racial Myths and Our American Narratives “This book is an easy read yet it is like listening to an elder speak. His love for people is loud.” -Amoke Kubat, Community Elder, Culture Bearer and Artist