Exploring themes of music, Black feminism, and literature, this collection showcases Farah Jasmine Griffin's insightful reflections on significant cultural and historical moments, including Hurricane Katrina and COVID-19. The book highlights influential figures such as Odetta and examines the emergence of a Black women's literary renaissance alongside the political landscape shaped by Malcolm X. Griffin also addresses the impact of censorship, notably the banning of Toni Morrison's Beloved, while celebrating the intellectuals and artists that have influenced her identity and creative journey.
