Tarana Burke and Brené Brown
What’s inside
This anthology, edited by Tarana Burke and Brené Brown, features a collection of writings that explore the Black experience through the lens of vulnerability and shame resilience.
You’ll Learn
- Understanding the intersection of race and vulnerability
- Learning from personal stories of resilience
- Gaining insights into emotional healing processes
- Exploring the role of community in overcoming adversity
Key Points
- Defining vulnerability and shame in Black communities
- Personal narratives of overcoming societal expectations
- Strategies for building shame resilience
- The interplay between racial justice and emotional vulnerability
- Tools for healing and individual empowerment
- The role of community in fostering resilience
Who’s it For
- Activists
- Social Justice Advocates
- Individuals interested in Racial Issues
- Fans of Brené Brown’s work
- Readers seeking personal growth through storytelling
About the author
Tarana Burke is a civil rights activist known for founding the ‘Me Too’ movement. Brené Brown is a researcher and storyteller focused on courage and vulnerability.