All the Black Girls Are Activists

A Fourth Wave Womanist Pursuit of Dreams as Radical Resistance

De: EbonyJanice Moore

Narrado por: EbonyJanice Moore

“Who would black women get to be if we did not have to create from a place of resistance?”

Hip Hop Womanist writer and theologian EbonyJanice’s book of essays center a fourth wave of Womanism, dreaming, the pursuit of softness, ancestral reverence, and radical wholeness as tools of liberation.

All The Black Girls Are Activists is a love letter to Black girls and Black women, asking and attempting to offer some answers to “Who would black women get to be if we did not have to create from a place of resistance?” by naming Black women’s wellness, wholeness, and survival as the radical revolution we have been waiting for.

©2023 EbonyJanice Moore (P)2023 Row House by Spotify Audiobooks

Exquisite Body of Work

I absolutely love this book! As a Black woman, I felt seen, heard, understood, and affirmed. Ebony Janiece has masterfully synthesized the radical experience of healing work, wellness, rest, resistance, and self-love for Black women. brava!

Beautifully Written

I love this book and had yo purchase the hard copy too so that I can reread.. and take notes. It's a must read for every black girl and woman.

Fresh Wind

EbonyJanice!! Thank you!! This book is a true culmination of everything and everyone that I needed to hear from all at once. The things that I have been feeling that I didn’t quite have language for, you made clear and concise. Every chapter represents a post it note for my mirror. I will remind myself that I deserve ease, softness, safety and love. I am strong, but I am human. I am woman. Thank you for the reminder! Thank you for the affirmation and the confirmations.

Also, I grew up in LA. I have had the pleasure and privilege of sitting at the feet of Thea Monyee’s poetry and wisdom since I was a teenager. She even honored me with her gift by being the headliner and special guest of one of my monthly poetry nights in LA.

This book felt like home, like finding my tribe.

Validating

Loved the way I feel affirmed while listening and taking notes on how this work resonates with my lives experiences. Hoping to encourage my mom to read and believe there is value in future book club unpacking with black males.

great book. recording had issues

the recording was a little off. the sound often cut off at the beginning of a sentence

Great empowering work

I loved the details yet candid presentation of the information. I was truly inspired to show up as myself, whether in a head wrap or my favorite wig. So be it. I recommend this book to all of the Sisters. This was a great read. Thanks for sharing, Ebonyjanice❤️

Essential Reading

This book was like a balm to my soul. It made me feel seen and understood while also inspiring me to think in new ways. EbonyJanice shared ideas that are so critical for our time and has a real gift for communicating in a way that feels real, comforting, and relational. I loved it so much that I bought an extra copy and gifted it to a friend knowing how rare, needed, and important the messages in this book are. Definitely at the top of my list of favorite books I read in 2023.

Every Black girl needs this book

Insert a deep, full “Mmmm” because this is chicken soup for the soul. That is all.

Authentic and Spiritual

I so valued the depth of the author’s voice, her personal storytelling, how she venerates her ancestors and reconciles that with her faith, how she describes how to heal our ancestors known and unknown, and more! Such a brief yet comprehensive guide to personalized activism.

A Must Read for Black Gworls

Thank you sis! Miracles and blessings. I feel so seen and am glad that the black girls will be and are alright. Thank you for this body of love.