 It started with Robinson, but not along racial lines to begin with. It started with defending America. I find Robinson's HUAC testimony to be maybe the most moving part of the book and such a clear, first of all, a thing that's so misremembered. Completely. We chose to emphasize the part that made America feel good, which was, see, Jackie Robinson is a real American because he denounced Paul Robeson, the bad Negro communist. I don't even think we misremembered everything