A Hope in the Unseen About Ron Suskind
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September 15, 1998

Chosen as one of the best books of the year by The New York Times, the Chicago Tribune, USA Today,Washington Monthly, and Booklist

August 12, 1998
By Bill Reel, Newsday; Long Island, N.Y.; Aug 12, 1998 © Newsday Inc., 1998. Reprinted with permission.

I CHANGED my thinking about affirmative action. I was against it, and now I'm for it. The agent of change was a mind-opening book - "A Hope in the Unseen," by Ron Suskind. The subtitle is: "An American Odyssey from the Inner City to the Ivy League."

May 31, 1998
By Louise Kiernan Chicago Tribune; Chicago, Ill.; May 31,1998 ©Chicago Tribune 1998, reprinted with permission

In the opening pages of "A Hope in the Unseen," Cedric Jennings sits alone, angry and ashamed, in an empty high school chemistry classroom. He is playing hooky from the assembly that will mark him, again, as his school's highest achiever and, as such, the target of his classmates' ridicule and hate.

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