The Strong Black Woman: How a Myth Endangers the Physical and Mental Health of Black Women by Marita Golden is the 2021 Winner of SCN’s Sarton Award for Nonfiction. To be […]
Read MoreSasinda Futhi Siselapha [We’re Still Here]: Black Feminist Approaches to Cultural Studies in South Africa’s Twenty Five Years Since 1994 can best be described as a pedagogical text intended for […]
Read MoreOpening Debra S. Boyd’s latest book, Wax Prints of the Sahel, felt like opening a treasure chest filled with rich, vibrantly colored fabrics, each with a story I couldn’t wait […]
Read MoreSarah Byrn Rickman dedicates the nonfiction biography Teresa James WAFS Pilot to six women pilots from World War II. It has a mesmerizing effect as these patriotic, brave, and selfless […]
Read MoreFatima Sadiqi’s book Feminist Daughters With Military Fathers provides an amazing historical overview of the Moroccan military. Predominantly textbook in nature, it could serve as a valuable resource for college […]
Read MoreReady from Within—think about that title. It describes the core values of Septima Poinsette Clark. Nothing deterred her from her goal to educate fellow Black citizens and further their opportunity […]
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