I'm Still Here: Black Dignity in a World Made for Whiteness Free Audiobook Download by Austin Channing Brown

Austin Channing Brown's first book is a compelling read that tells the story of pride and resilience in the face of insurmountable odds. The audiobook is narrated by the author herself and it has a strong dose of social commentary on black culture, economics, and how race permeates all aspects of American life.

This audiobook is a collection of essays by Austin Channing Brown that discuss how racism has shaped our identity, society, and even the body. The book is also a discussion on the importance of self-care, compassion, and self-love in an oppressive world.

Austin Channing Brown's powerful new book explores the complexities of navigating race and black liberation in a world made for whitemembers. In this audiobook album, she recounts her experiences as a member of the African American community, her personal journey to becoming an activist, and her work toward decolonizing and dismantling white supremacy.

In her book I'm Still here, Austin Channing Brown talks about the struggle that black people have in a world where whiteness is the norm. She discusses how white people are privileged and have access to privileges that others do not. She provides examples of these privileges such as being viewed as 'normal,' being able to make decisions without having to consult with others, and the privilege of having access to education.

The audiobook I'm Still Here: Black Dignity in a World Made for Whiteness narrated by Austin Channing Brown was released on January 13, 2017. Austin Channing Brown is an attorney, public speaker and author who has written about the importance of black life in America. The book is made up of six chapters that discuss black dignity, racial violence and the struggle for accountability.

"The more we hear about the violence and the injustice that happens to our people, the more we will have a sense of justice." This audiobook is a must read for those who are passionate about social justice.