Book Review: Motherhood So White By Nefertiti Austin
July 16, 2020
Motherhood So White is more than a great read, it’s an insider’s view of adoption and foster care from the perspective of an accomplished, unmarried woman of African descent.
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“Obviously: Stories from My Time Line” — Akilah Hughes’ hilarious book from the mind of an obviously bright woman
February 6, 2020
Her book has 31 chapters that I believe is a clear blue print to shaping a television show
“Reach” Edited by Ben Jealous and Trabian Shorters
June 20, 2019
Off the Shelf
Book Review: “The Truths We Hold, An American Journey”
January 31, 2019
She reflects fondly on a culturally rich childhood growing up in the Bay Area until the age of 12, when her mother took a job in French-speaking Montreal.
Walter Mosely’s ‘John Woman’ Is An Interesting Read
November 1, 2018
Mosley likes to create unique situations, deep philosophers, and thinkers, and in this book, he’s totally accomplished that