Brittney Griner Chronicles Harrowing Russian Detention in New Memoir

In 'Coming Home,' Brittney Griner details her life in a Russian prison, exploring the intersection of identity and geopolitics during her incarceration.

Griner describes the intense scrutiny and harsh conditions she faced as a gay, Black woman in Russian detention.
Her memoir reveals the psychological and physical challenges of her 10-month imprisonment.
Griner's release involved a high-stakes prisoner swap, underscoring the complex diplomatic tensions between the U.S. and Russia.
The book also touches on her struggles with mental health and the support from her wife during her ordeal.
'Coming Home' serves as a poignant reflection on resilience and the human spirit under extreme adversity.