#someofusarebrave
Day #1 – But Some of Us Are Brave
By Akasha Gloria Hull, Barbara Smith and Patricia Bell Scott
Day #2 – A Terrible Thing to Waste
By Harriet A. Washington
Day #3 – The Warmth of Other Suns
By Isabel Wilkerson
Day #4 – A Taste of Power
By Elaine Brown
Day #5 – In My Place
By Charlayne Hunter Gault
Day #6 – Things I Should Have Told My Daughter
By Pearl Cleage
Day #7 – ain’t i a woman: black women and feminism
By Bell Hooks
Day #8 – Sister Citizen
By Melissa Harris-Perry
Day #9 – Black Feminist Thought
By Patricia Hill Collins
Day #10 – Reproductive Justice
By Loretta Ross
Day #11 – Bad Feminist
By Roxanne Gay
Day #12 – Race After Technology
By Ruha Benjamin
Day #13 – Chisholm ’72
By Shirley Chisolm
Day #14 – How We Show Up
By Mia Birdsong
Day #15 – Citizen An American Lyric
By Claudia Rankine
Day #16 – Pleasure Activism
By Adrienne Maree Brown
Day #17 – Black Women Sex & the Lies Our Mothers Told Us
By Dr. Hareder McDowell
Day #18 – Stolen Women
By Gail Elizabeth Wyatt
Day #19 – Building a Better World
By Audrey Thomas McCluskey
Day #20 – Black Faces, White Spaces
By Carolyn Finney
Day #21
By Charise Jones
Day #22 – Yurugu: An Afrikan-Centered Critique of European Cultural Thought and Behavior
By Marimba Ani
Day #23 – When and Where I Enter
By Paula J Giddings
Day #24 – Eloquent Rage
By Brittney Cooper
Day #25 – Remaking Black Power
By Ashley D Farmer
Day #26 – Pushout
By Monique W. Morris
Day #27 – How We Get Free
By Keeanga Yamahatta-Taylor
Day #28 – Blues, Legacies and Black Feminism
By Angela Y Davis
