Discover the empowering narrative of “She Took Justice: The Black Woman, Law, and Power – 1619 to 1969,” where the indomitable spirit of Black women shines through centuries of struggle. From the tumultuous period of African invasion to the Civil Rights Movement, embark on a journey witnessing the liberation of The Black Woman. Unveil tales of resilience and defiance against racial and gender biases as we delve into history, from the reign of Queen Nzingha to the trailblazing leadership of Shirley Chisholm.

In “She Took Justice,” delve into the untold stories of courage amid systemic oppression. Explore the relentless battle against discriminatory laws, particularly within the realm of criminal justice, as The Black Woman emerges as an organizer, advocate, and beacon of change. Through perseverance and unwavering determination, she transforms the law from a tool of repression into a catalyst for progress. From activist to lawyer to judge, witness her ascendancy and her commitment to uplifting others alongside her.

These captivating narratives illuminate a reality where, for much of American history, the law stood as a formidable adversary to The Black Woman. Yet, armed with resilience, intellect, and faith, she harnesses the law as a force for justice and equity. “She Took Justice” transcends boundaries, offering a compelling read for all who seek inspiration in the triumph of the human spirit.