Somebodies and Nobodies

In "Somebodies and Nobodies," Robert Fuller explores the concept of rank-based discrimination, or "rankism," shedding light on a pervasive form of injustice that often goes unnoticed. By highlighting the shortcomings of identity-based analyses, the audiobook delves into various examples of unfairness and injustice linked to rankism, encouraging listeners to confront this invisible barrier. Fuller's insights draw from his experiences as a president of Oberlin College and a global citizen diplomat, offering a thought-provoking examination of social hierarchies.