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A review by glendareads39
Black Cool: One Thousand Streams of Blackness by Rebecca Walker
4.0
Black Cool: One Thousand Streams of Blackness is an inspiring and empowering book of perspectives on what is Black Cool. Originally published in 2012. The writers who contributed to this essay collection Professor/Author Bell Hooks, writer/filmmaker Dream Hampton, Fashion legend Michaela Angela Davis, Visual artist Hawk Willis Thomas, photographer Dawoud Bey, and many more. I recommend everyone reading Black Cool.
"Because, Black People, we are a posse, a tribe, a collective, a crew. We know we are better together. We know our power lies in the sameness of our situation and the difference of our stories, but at the end of the day: this Us-ness, wherever we find it, is how we roll best. Don't forget who can love into wholeness."-Rebecca Walker
"Because, Black People, we are a posse, a tribe, a collective, a crew. We know we are better together. We know our power lies in the sameness of our situation and the difference of our stories, but at the end of the day: this Us-ness, wherever we find it, is how we roll best. Don't forget who can love into wholeness."-Rebecca Walker