Fannie Lou Hamer is a historical figure that I wish would get more attention. She was a key figure in the Civil Rights Movement, fighting for voting rights. Hamer doesn’t get enough credit for the role she played in American politics. Her fight to have her voice be heard was legendary. Full of Informative Imagery […]
Coretta: The Autobiography of Mrs. Coretta Scott King written by Coretta Scott King with the Reverend Dr. Barbara Reynolds is a wonderful new picture book that will quickly become a Black History classic. This children’s book is pulled from her adult memoir, Coretta: My Life, My Legacy, My Love. The book takes you from Coretta’s […]
As an 80s baby who was inventing ways to bring recycling to my classmates and my own home, I loved this book! I still cannot physically let a soda can six pack plastic ring go into the recycling bin without cutting it up because of the discussions and studies I did about the environment when […]
Today is my stop on the A Mighty Long Way book tour hosted by TBR and Beyond Tours. Check out my review below. Review: What I’ve learned in the past few years as I read more memoirs written by Black authors, is that there is a lot of history packed into people’s individual stories. You […]