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The Dishonor of Violence
Few nonfiction books take the reader on a journey of discovery in which the audience, the author and the subject all seem not to know where it will lead. Fox Butterfield’s All God’s Children is a...
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All God’s Children
Fox Butterfield. “All God’s Children.” 389 pp. Vintage (2008 edition). As I began to research New York’s juvenile justice system last fall, I kept hearing the same story over and over again. It went...
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Conversing with “All God’s Children” Author Fox Butterfield
In 1988, then-New York Times reporter Fox Butterfield was assigned to write an article about a young, black man confined at Woodbourne Correctional Facility north of New York City in Sullivan County....
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All god’s children explores the roots of violence and juvenile justice
All God’s Children, by Fox Butterfield. 1995. “All God’s Children” began when author Fox Butterfield was asked by his editors at the New York Times to write a story about a man called Willie Bosket who...
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