"Making All Black Lives Matter: Reimagining Freedom in the Twenty-First Century" by Barbara Ransby is a vital exploration of the Black Lives Matter movement's origins, impact, and future trajectory. Ransby meticulously traces the movement's roots in longstanding struggles against police violence and systemic racism, offering valuable insights into its evolution and significance. Drawing on interviews with key activists and thorough media analysis, she provides a comprehensive overview of Black Lives Matter's emergence and challenges. With clarity and depth, Ransby illuminates the movement's ongoing fight for racial justice and offers crucial perspectives on its role in shaping the future of social activism. This book is essential reading for anyone seeking to understand and support the movement for Black liberation.