by Akasha Hull
First published 2001
In the face of racial oppression, Black women are tapping into a profound spiritual awakening. "Soul Talk" explores how this multifaceted spirituality has become a powerful force for personal healing and social change. From the church pews to the streets, Akasha Hull reveals the Black feminist mysticism fueling a revolution. In these pages, you'll discover the creative rituals, ancestral wisdom, and unbreakable faith that sustain the fight for justice. At its core, "Soul Talk" is a call to reclaim your spiritual power and wield it against the darkness of our times.
Genres: african-american, contemporary, non-fiction, spirituality, african-american-historical-fiction
Vibes: emotional, intimate, thought-provoking
Tropes: reclaiming-power, social-justice
Period: 1950-2001
176 pages · Kindle Edition · Inner Traditions
Content warnings: racism