Episode
Black Women Write
- Podcast
- The Counter-Narrative Show
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- Nov 15, 2025
- Duration seconds
- 4431
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Summary
The Counter-Narrative Show episode "Black Women Write" featured a panel of black women authors discussing their journeys and the significance of their work. Teresa Stovall shared her experiences with "Love Addicted" and "Why Did He Break Up with Me?" Deborah M. Ricks emphasized the importance of black women telling their own stories and the impact of her memoir "World Girl." Brianna highlighted the therapeutic benefits of journaling and her collection of short stories. Angela discussed the historical context of black creative genius and the need for critical commentary. The panel underscored the importance of black women's narratives and encouraged aspiring writers to persist in their craft.