Confrontations asks us to question why our anger must be ‘productive’ rather than ‘destructive’. It asks what happens to the women possessed by an innate anger that refuses to be subdued.
Womanism
Dear Black Girl gives us encouragement when we need it the most
Have you ever started a book and immediately known it was going to be an experience you would remember forever? Dear Black Girl: Letters from Your Sisters on Stepping into Your Power was just that for me.
“She wrote exactly how it was to live, love, and be in endz”: A conversation with Lemara Lindsay-Prince
“For so many of us Black Brits, the anonymous writer of Keisha The Sket—Jade LB—is as fundamental to the canon as Shakespeare or Dickens.”
“I needed to write a book that reflected reality”: A conversation with Lọlá Ákínmádé Åkerström
Lola Ákínmádé Åkerström talks freely about how In Every Mirror She’s Black upends mainstream ideas about Nordic society and her difficult journey to publication.
“I want the book to create space in our imaginations”: A conversation with Nana Darkoa Sekyiamah
The Sex Lives of African Women paints a liberated tapestry of sexual identities across the sexuality, gender, political, religious, geographic, ethnic, and even racial spectra.
How The Sex Lives of African Women will set you free
The Sex Lives of African Women is a safe space: it is pure, unadulterated freedom magically distilled and transformed into a 304-page book.
“I hope Black girls leave the book feeling that alrightness”: A conversation with Tamara Winfrey-Harris
Dear Black Girl: Letters from Your Sisters on Stepping into Your Power speaks directly to Black girls, and women, showing us that anything is possible and we are 'alright'.