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Slay in Your Lane Presents: Loud Black Girls: 20 Black Women Writers Ask: What’s Next? 2020

1. Cover

2. Title Page

3. Copyright

4. Contents

5. Foreword: Bernardine Evaristo

6. Introduction: Elizabeth Uviebinené

7. Introduction: Yomi Adegoke

8. Abiola Oni

9. Finding Myself In Britain

10. Candice Brathwaite

11. To Be Seen and Heard, That’s Where Power Is …

12. Charlie Brinkhurst-Cuff

13. How I Learned to be a Shy Loud Black Girl

14. Elisabeth Fapuro

15. The ‘Shuri’ Effect: The Age of #Blackexcellence, the Falsehood of Black Mediocrity and the Absence of the Black Middle

16. Eunice Olumide

17. Programmed: Transferred Representations and Interchangeable States

18. Fiona Rutherford

19. Why It’s Time to Get Your Finance in Formation

20. Jendella Benson

21. Respect On Our Name: From Othered To Iconic and Beyond

22. Kuba Shand-Baptiste

23. Eating Britain’s Racism

24. Kuchenga

25. I Love Us For Real: A call for a radical reconfiguration of black love from a black trans woman’s perspective

26. Nao

27. We Were Made For These Times

28. Paula Akpan

29. The Quandary of Securing the Bag

30. Phoebe Parke

31. The Meghan Markle Effect Made Mixed Race Identity a Hot Topic, But Are We Any Further Forward?

32. Princess Peace

33. As Loud as Lagos Traffic

34. Selina Thompson

35. A Crocus Ruminates: Thirty Thoughts on Turning Thirty

36. Sheila Atim

37. What Happens Next?

38. Siana Bangura

39. ‘Who built it and with what wood?’: A Black Feminist 10-point (ish) Programme for Transformation

40. Sophia Thakur

41. A Poem for Babygirl

42. Temi Mwale

43. Building Peace: The Case for Centring Healing in our Approach to Address Violence

44. Toni-Blaze Ibekwe

2020 and Beyond – The Black Woman V2.0

46. Yemisi Adegoke

47. Homecoming

48. Contributors’ biographies

49. Footnotes

50. References

51. About the Author

52. Also by Elizabeth Uviebinené and Yomi Adegoke

53. About the Publisher