This book is a sweeping political chronicle of the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM), tracing its evolution from a defiant symbol in the 2005 constitutional referendum to a dominant, if troubled, force in Kenyan politics. Drawing on speeches, court records, leaked cables, and eyewitness accounts from rallies and boardrooms alike, Steve Biko Omondi pieces together the story of a movement born of betrayal and public outrage, and sustained by resilience, symbolism, and relentless reinvention.