Double Burden

Explore the profound insights of "Double Burden" by Yanick St Jean, published by Taylor & Francis Inc in 1999. This compelling paperback, spanning 252 pages, challenges traditional narratives surrounding black women, moving beyond stereotypes of matriarchs, prostitutes, and welfare queens. St Jean introduces the concept of "collective memory" to illuminate how black women navigate and interpret their experiences in a society laden with racial obstacles. This essential read offers a fresh perspective on racism, racial discrimination, and the social issues faced by black women, making it a valuable addition to the fields of Black Studies, Women's Studies, and Sociology. Perfect for those interested in ethnic studies and minority relations, "Double Burden" is an enlightening examination of resilience and identity. Discover the stories and struggles that shape the lives of black women in America today.