Mar 14
Atlanta, GA
A Cappella Books — Launch reading
Why this book, why now
Georgia locks up more of its people, proportionally, than almost any state in the country. Obstruction of Injustice: The Legacy Project is what it looks like from the inside of the fight to bring them home.
Drawn from a decade of advocacy, the book moves between courtroom hallways, transitional housing kitchens, and the everyday work of putting a life back together. It's a book for anyone who has ever wondered whether a person can change, and what a country owes them when they do.
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Launch tour
On the road with the book.
Apr 02
Washington, DC
Politics & Prose — Panel + signing
Apr 20
Minneapolis, MN
Moon Palace — Hometown reading
May 08
Brooklyn, NY
Greenlight Bookstore — In conversation
Early praise
What readers are saying.
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A searing, tender account of what it actually costs — and what it can heal — when we choose to see each other whole.
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Kirk writes with the moral clarity of an advocate and the intimacy of a memoirist. Necessary reading.
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The book we need on reentry — grounded in Atlanta, resonant everywhere.
About the author
Tiffany Kirk
Founder of Project Restart Atlanta and Director at Common Good Atlanta. Advocate, entrepreneur, and speaker on reentry and equity. Obstruction of Injustice: The Legacy Projectis her first book.
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