Dancing with Jinns
Black Women Write on Taboo
Sinopsis
Dancing with Jinns is a bold and compelling collection of essays in which Black women writers confront the cultural taboos that shape life across Africa and its diasporas.
Edited by Layla Mohamed and Ellah Wakatama, the collection brings together ten powerful voices to write candidly about subjects often kept in the shadows: menstruation, sexuality, mental health, grief, AIDS, patriarchy and the unspoken rules that govern womens lives. Blending personal experience with cultural and political insight, the essays challenge inherited silences and question who gets to decide what is respectable, sayable or forbidden.
At once intimate and expansive, Dancing with Jinns opens up urgent conversations about identity, history and power, creating space for honesty, complexity and resistance where silence has long prevailed.
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Ficha Técnica
Editorial: Cassava Republic
ISBN: 9781913175856
Idioma: Inglés
Fecha de lanzamiento: 01/01/2027
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