A Black Women's History of the United States Free Audiobook Download by Kali Nicole Gross,Daina Ramey Berry

Lisa C. Mooney's 'Black Women's History of the United States' was an audiobook written by "Janina Edwards" in which she recites chapters from Lisa C. Mooney's book, which are about Black women throughout history. The audiobook is 41 hours long and is divided into 12 chapters that follow the history of Black women in America from 1619-2008 in chronological order. The audiobook is available for purchase on Audible.

In this audiobook Daina Ramey Berry describes the struggles of black women in America. She begins with slavery and goes to present day, and the struggle for civil rights. After slavery, the struggles of black women were not just internal but also external. Black women were seen as less than white women and treated unfairly. The work put in by black women has led to a great deal of progress for both women and society as a whole.

This audiobook is a history of the United States, but it's told through the experiences and voices of Black women living in this country. The book begins by looking at slavery as well as the Civil War, then goes on to explore how life has changed for African Americans since then. It's narrated by ["Janina Edwards"] who does an excellent job of conveying the emotions and cultural beliefs of these women.

In this course, we will explore the history of African American women and the United States. We will use accessible texts as well as audio.

[The book] highlights the many political, social and cultural changes that have occurred in the United States over the past few centuries. It also focuses on how these changes have impacted black women.

This is a great read for anyone who is interested in learning more about the history of black women in America. It's one of the best audiobooks I have listened to and I would recommend it to anyone who wants to learn more about the black experience in this country.