I absolutely adored this story. Cosby covers so much, and very little of it is easy to consume. The racism and homophobia in this book is virulent, but not a moment of it lacks purpose. Cosby's exploration of how two fathers, one white and one Black, reckon with the homophobia they inflicted on their sons was so powerful. I also truly enjoyed the dynamic between Ike and Billy Lee, how they talked through their ideas about race without punishing each other. This is not an easy read/listen by any means, but I found it as powerful as it was painful.