They Can't Kill Us All

Appreciated the look at the process & inner-workings of on the ground journalism and what it takes to get a story. Also liked learning more about some of the early roots of BLM, as Lowery saw it. Don't know if the experience would be different reading rather than listening, but though the book is arranged in thematic chapters around the major horrific killings he covered, he veers all around in his thoughts and stories within each chapter, making for a very inchohesive and scattershot listening experience. Perhaps that's the the reporting work style, but it seemed disjointed and lost the arc of the storypower and then seemed to end randomly.