Let me introduce you to Katie Sutton. katieleavittsutton Katie is a force of nature.  She reached out to me after reading my first book and since then, I’ve seen the resilience, courage and humanity with which she tackles community organizing.  She is a founding member and the chair of the Hingham Unity Council.    Reading her reaction to A More Just Future is incredibly gratifying.  Here is an excerpt: With the same carefully-researched, thoughtful, and witty approach she brought to her first book, “The Person You Mean to Be: How Good People Fight Bias,” Dr Chugh has bravely taken on an important and difficult topic. Scholarly but highly accessible, “A More Just Future” feels like the antidote to some of the nihilism I have heard bandied about in recent years (and am occasionally sucked into). We CAN do something — and, what’s more, we must — and here’s an intelligent place to start, complete with the psychological toolkit we need to do it.  Chugh’s concept of “gritty patriotism” rea...