8 Books By Black Women To Help Cope With The Impending Shenanigans Of Trump’s Second Presidential Term - Page 3
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Shanique Yates
3. Their Eyes Were Watching God
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A literary classic from renowned author Zora Neale Hurston, this story follows protagonist Janie Crawford through her journey to self-discovery by way of love and independence. Showcasing Hurston’s masterful storytelling, Their Eyes Were Watching God serves as a timeless tribute to the strength of Black women while also shining a light on the personal freedom that is associated with self-love.
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