Brit(ish) Summary of Key Points
Afua Hirsch explores the complex relationship between identity and nationality, particularly in the context of her British-Ghanaian heritage.
Afua Hirsch explores the complex relationship between identity and nationality, particularly in the context of her British-Ghanaian heritage.
Black Love Letters, by Cole Brown, is a profound exploration of the Black experience, articulated through personal narratives and reflections.
Exploring issues of race and identity, ‘The Heaven & Earth Grocery Store’ unveils a community’s struggles through the eyes of a church’s congregants.
‘Thick: And Other Essays’ is a collection of essays by Tressie McMillan Cottom that delve into the complexities of black womanhood. The essays blend personal stories with incisive analysis on topics such as beauty, media, money, and education. Cottom uses her own experiences to explore societal expectations and the intersection of race and gender, critiquing the underlying power dynamics in American society.
An exploration of black motherhood in a racially biased society.
Exploring the intersection of race, feminism, and identity through a Black woman’s eyes.