Andre Henry is a bestselling author, award-winning musician, and activist based in Los Angeles. Inspired by his father’s reggae activism, he blends revolutionary insight with vulnerability. His childhood was steeped in Bob Marley’s lyrics and the American Revolution. Moved by Philando Castile’s killing, he left evangelicalism to combat racial violence, symbolized by lugging a 100-pound boulder. A global voice for nonviolent struggle, his memoir “All the White Friends I Couldn’t Keep” recounts his journey. His work spans publications, prestigious venues, and community activism.
