Black Girls Can Talk by Dr. DaJaneil S. McCree sets the stage for an exploration of identity and empowerment for Black girls and women. The book calls out the fact that the experiences of Black girls are unique and emphasizes their power to define themselves. It highlights that personal identity is not solely determined by societal expectations but is a result of individual self-recognition. It aims to help Black girls and women navigate success and find their voice in spaces that were not initially designed for them.
This book offers:
Practical advice and real-life anecdotes from the viewpoint of a Black women in navigating White spaces.
A list of positive affirmations for Black women to help them practice and embrace self-love.
Instructions on ways for Black women to begin being comfortable in their own skin and amplify their voices.
Tips for allies on how they can be of support to Black women in these spaces.
Black Girls Can Talk will reveal ways for Black women to identify their self-worth, build their confidence and self-esteem, and amplify their voice in White spaces. It also provides tips for making these environments more inclusive and equitable to these women.