Publisher's Synopsis
In this unique choice for the upcoming election, fifteen of today's top black women writers inspire a national conversation that crosses racial, gender, and party lines.
A thought-provoking essay collection that explores the possibility of a black female presidential candidate and asks if black women should support Hillary Clinton. This black feminist critique will include works by public intellectuals such as Kimberle Crenshaw, Melissa Harris-Perry, bell hooks, and Angela Davis, and is edited by three national figures in the field of race and the law and critical race theory.
