Seattle Seahawks defensive end Michael Bennett is writing a book called "Things to Make White People Uncomfortable" his co-author said Monday.
Dave Zirin, sports editor for the progressive magazine The Nation, announced the project on Twitter.
Zirin said he's the co-author, and that the book will be released in 2018 by Haymarket Books.
He said Bennett describes the book as about: “the NFL, racism, intersectionality, and athletes being no longer silenced.”
The title - Michael's creation - is meant to be satirical and biting. But if it actually makes one uncomfortable, they should read the book!
— Dave Zirin (@EdgeofSports) July 24, 2017
Publishers Weekly announced the project Friday in a round-up of new book deals. Zirin also tweeted about the book: "Can already say that Michael Bennett is one of the most hilarious humans I've ever met. Bill Hicks in shoulder pads. People will feel that."
Can already say that Michael Bennett is one of the most hilarious humans I've ever met. Bill Hicks in shoulder pads. People will feel that.
— Dave Zirin (@EdgeofSports) July 24, 2017
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