Publisher’s Note | America Needs, But Often Scorns Black Women

Publisher’s Note | America Needs, But Often Scorns Black Women

Kimberly Griffin reflects on how Black women in the United States are often taken for granted, valued for what they can offer, yet otherwise disrespected. “Society has imposed a very harmful narrative on Black women that suggests we must always be self-sacrificing, strong and resilient—no matter what happens,” she writes. The post Publisher’s Note | America Doesn’t Always Like Black Women, But Always Loves What We Do  appeared first on Mississip…