Starting with a personal memory of his father, Leroy's, war experiences, Walter Mosley writes about the need for Black people to become active in the struggle for world peace. He argues that because of their experience of oppression Black people are crucially placed to build bridges between affluent first world and the impoverished third world. Based on the personal insights that are the hallmark of his fiction, "What Next" is Mosley's moving call to action. A book that aims to remind us that we are all part of a wider community of interests that requires nurturing and support.