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"This Is the Fire" is a book by Don Lemon, host of CNN Tonight, that addresses the topic of racism in America.
It is described as a reflection on the legacy of white supremacy and how to end racism in the United States.
The book opens with a letter to one of Lemon's Black nephews and includes personal reflections, historical accounts, and insights from his experiences as a reporter and a Black man.

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This Is the Fire" is a book by Don Lemon, host of CNN Tonight, that addresses the topic of racism in America.

It is described as a reflection on the legacy of white supremacy and how to end racism in the United States.

The book opens with a letter to one of Lemon's Black nephews and includes personal reflections, historical accounts, and insights from his experiences as a reporter and a Black man.