SAY MY NAME

A fifteen-year-old boy is killed by a police officer in 2.3 seconds — and spends the next twenty years haunting the people who carried his name, and the one who wouldn’t. A mayor who sacrificed his career for the truth, a pastor running out of faith, an officer who can’t escape what he did, and a mother who never stopped searching. Written by a former Florida mayor and drawn from real civic experience, SAY MY NAME is a haunting in two movements about what the living owe the dead after the news cycle ends.