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Review: Freedomland (900 words) |
 | Underneath the trappings of a police procedural, Freedomland opens a gateway to the simmering cauldron of racial/social inequality that exists across the urban landscape of this country, where people are treated differently because of the color of their skin or their lack of spending clout. |
| Freedomland is the second of three novels written by Price to be set in Dempsey (the others are Clockers, which Spike Lee turned into a movie, and Samaritan, which has not yet been adapted). |
| Freedomland provides a stark reminder of this with a fiction that is disturbingly close to fact. |
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