The Sisters Are Alright, Second Edition: Changing the Broken Narrative of Black Women in America Free Audiobook Download by Tamara Winfrey Harris

This book is a must read for anyone who has been looking to understand their black womanhood in America. It takes you through the history of how black women have been viewed and treated in this country. Plus, it offers powerful insights into what's going on today with the surface level changes that are occurring in today's society.

The Sisters Are Alright, Second Edition: Changing the Broken Narrative of Black Women in America is a book about how black women are portrayed in our society. The author, Tamara Winfrey Harris, goes in depth into how this affects the way black women view themselves and the way they act. Throughout the book she provides examples of how black women have been portrayed throughout history and shows how they continue to be depicted in society today.

This audiobook is a reminder that the black women's struggle and victory in America is not over by any means. The first edition of this book came out in 1995 and today we have an updated version with a new story about how far Black women have come. It covers everything from Black feminism, to sexuality, to beauty and discusses many topics that are still relevant today.

[The Sisters Are Alright, Second Edition] is a powerful and important book for black women to read. Not only does it provide an excellent analysis of the media portrayals of our lives, but it also helps propel us into taking agency over our narratives.

[Tamberla Perry's] voice is soft and soothing, and author Tamara Winfrey Harris' words are haunting and meaningful. This audiobook is a must-listen for anyone who wants to be reminded of the power that feminine voices have in shaping the world around them.

In the book "The Sisters Are Alright, Second Edition: Changing the Broken Narrative of Black Women in America", Tamberla Perry breaks down how black women are portrayed in society and how racist white America treats them. It is a journal-type written essay with extensive notes, bibliography and index that promises to change the minds of readers who were previously unaware or dismissive of the subject.