by Tarana Burke
First published 2022
In a raw, honest dialogue, activists Tarana Burke and Brené Brown convene a chorus of Black voices to process the trauma of systemic racism. Contributors share intimate stories of confronting shame, stripping away protective layers, and reclaiming self-worth. By baring their full truths, these writers model the vulnerability that can lead to profound individual and communal healing.
Genres: african-american, non-fiction, biography-memoir, activism
Vibes: emotional, intimate, thought-provoking
Tropes: baring-truths, communal-healing, individual-healing
256 pages · Paperback · Random House Trade Paperbacks
Content warnings: racism