Sheryll Cashin , Professor of Law at Georgetown, writes about race relations and inequality in America and is a passionate advocate and sought after speaker. She is the author of The Agitator's Daughter and The Failures of Integration . Please follow her on Twitter and Facebook and join the conversation about how to contribute to inclusive multiracial politics in America!

New Project:

Sheryll is working on a new book about our multiracial future. Check out her recent interview on NPR about census trends. Are we still segregated or is the cosmopolitan canopy real? Listen

On BookTV:

Sheryll's very fun interview with Peter Slen about The Agitator's Daughter ran during Women's History Month. Watch

Praise for The Agitator's Daughter:

"In the smoothly written 'The Agitator's Daughter,' Sheryll Cashin…adds her firsthand experiences as a participant and witness to civil rights history to enliven the text with a close and often heartbreaking point of view." -- Denise Nicholas, Washington Post

“deeply personal.” -- Washingtonian

“A clear-eyed assessment of living in a family of civil rights leaders that stretched back four generations. [Cashin] recounts her father's fierce love for her and her own love but exasperation with him, the toll that crusading can take, and, most importantly, the powerful pull an oral history…can have on the destinies of its members.” -- Margo Hammond, Cleveland Plain Dealer

If you have not researched your family, [this book] will motivate you. . . . The "Agitator's Daughter" is a more than 250-page mix of family lore, genealogy and a culmination of a dream that started with the author's teenage diary." -- Deangelo McDaniel, The Decatur Daily

 
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