The Toronto Police Killed A Black Woman Today At One Hundred High Park And There Has Been Virtually No

“white men on night mode” IM SCREAMING

Books for Black Women of All Ages to Read

Marita Golden Don’t Play in the Sun

Coffee will make you black- April sinclair

Brown Girl Dreaming, by Jacqueline Woodson

Flygirl, by Sherri L. Smith

Bayou Magic, by Jewell Parker Rhodes

(Middle school)

From the Notebooks of a Middle School Princess, by Meg Cabot

The Mighty Miss Malone, by Christopher Paul Curtis

Ninth Ward, by Jewell Parker Rhodes

Serafina’s Promise by Ann E. Burg

Adrienne Rich Adrienne Rich’s Poetry

Agnes Fallah Kamara-Umunna And Still Peace Did Not Come A Memoir of Reconciliation

Alaya Dawn Johnson The Summer Place

Alaya Dawn Johnson Love is the Drug

Alice Walker Now is the Time to Open Your Heart

Alice Walker In Love & Trouble: Stories of Black Women

Alice Walker The Color Purple

Alice Walker Meridian

Alice Walker Anything We Love Can be Saved

Alice Walker By the Light of My Father’s Smile

Angela Y Davis Blues Legacies & Black Feminism

Anne Moody Coming of age in Misssissi

Anne Schraff The One for Me

Antoinette Tuff Prepared for a Purpose

Antoinette Tuff Prepared For a Purpose

April Sinclair Coffee Will Make You Black

Ayaan Hirsi Ali Infidel

Babygirl Daniels 16 ½ on the Block A Babygirl Drama Vol. 2

Barbara Smith Home Girls

Bebe Moore Campbell Sweet Summer Growing Up With and Without My Dad

Bebe Moore Campbell Brothers and Sisters

Bell Hooks Bone Black Memories of Girlhood

Belle Antoinette Remains

Benilde Little Who Does She Think She Is?

Brandon Montclare Halloween Eve

Brian K. Vaughn Saga Volume One

Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie Americanah

Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie We Should All be Feminists

Chinelo Okparanta Under the Udala Trees

Chris Cleave Little Bee

Cleste O. Norfleet Download Drama

Coe Booth Kendra

Danielle L. McGuire At the Dark End of the Street

Dasha Kelly Almost Crimson

Dorothy Height Open Wide the Freedom Gates: A Memoir of Dorothy Height

Dorthy Spruill Redford Somerset Homecoming

Edwidge Danticat Claire of the Sea Light

Edwidge Danticat Krik? Krak!

Freddie Mae Baxter The Seventh Child: A Lucky Life

Gloria Naylor Mama Day

Grace F. Edwards No Time to Die: A Mali Anderson Mystery

Issa Rae The Misadventures of Awkward Black Girl

Iyanla Vanzant Faith in the Valley

Jamaica Kincaid A Small Place

Janet Jackson True You

Janet Mock Redefining Realness: My Path to Womanhood, Identity, Love & So Much More

Jaquelin Thomas Divine Match-up

Jeremy Zimmerman Kensei

Jesmyn Ward Salvage the Bones

Jewell Parker Rhodes Towers Falling

Jewell Parker Rhodes Voodoo Dreams A Novel of Marie Laveau

Justina Ireland Promise of Shadows

Karen Gibson Roc she & i Poems

Karen Lord The Best of All Possible Worlds

Karen Tanabe The Gilded Years

Karin Tanabe Gilded Years

Kathryn Talalay Composition in Black and White: The Life of Philippa Schuyler

Kia Dupree Silenced

Kimberla Lawson Roby Casting The First Stone

Kymberla Lawson Roby Casting the First Stone

Kyoko M. The Black Parade

Laura Resau The Queen of Water

Linda Joyce The Second Room on The Right

Lola Jaye Being Lara: A Novel

Lorene Cary The Price of a Child

Lynn Austin A Light to My Path

Marian Wright Edelman Lanterns A Memoir of Mentors

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I belong to no one. I do not owe anyone my time, resources, energy, or body. I cut off anyone who do not serve a purpose in my life or benefit me. My top priorities are my happiness and well-being.

im noticing yall are sugarcoating and trying your best not to say who it was that raped Oluwatoyin… they were black men. idgaf about the image yall want to portray to the world… the reality of the situation is a 19 year old girl who spent her time protesting for the justice of black people was raped and assaulted by BLACK MEN!

when talking about the tragedy that this innocent young girl had to face, imma need yall to speak with your whole chest stop hiding what really happened! she wrote everything on her twitter!

SHE WAS A CHILD!! AND SOMEONE KILLED HER FOR SPEAKING ABOUT HER ABUSE!!! WHEN YOU OPEN YOUR MOUTH SAY HER FUCKING NAME, SAY WHAT HAPPENED TO HER AND WHO IS RESPONSIBLE!

HER NAME IS OLUWATOYIN SALAU!!! SHE WAS 19!!! SHE WAS RAPED BY MEN OF HER OWN COMMUNITY!!! ACKNOWLEDGE IT!!

Real life tip/rant: last year, I paid off all of my credit card debt and my credit score JUMPED… I was so happy because I felt like I was making some real strides in my life.

But a few weeks ago, my credit score dropped 30 fucking points.

I was so lost and confused because I don’t owe anybody money and I don’t have a credit card.

Little did I know, that was the problem. If you are not actively building your credit MONTHLY, that shit will dropped.

The second you build any credit history, you need to keep building on it, unless your credit score is 0 (you don’t have to worry about that shit dropping obviously but you should start building credit history, maybe starting with a secured card).

Don’t let this shit happen to you.

I just want to let y’all know that a lot of cishet men are going to end up very lonely when they’re old because of the way they treated women and their significant others.

This is all occurring in Sudan! Please keep them in your prayers.

https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/news.sky.com/story/amp/medics-recover-dozens-of-bodies-from-the-nile-in-sudan-11735683

Sky News

Medics recover dozens of bodies from the Nile in Sudan

The death toll was updated following a violent dispersal of a weeks-long sit-in by security forces on Monday.

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My brain was my substitute when my heart was wet Carrying unwanted memories gave me the chills Crime has no erasure, When the trauma plays like street children

- Lady Sira