The Poet Who Argued Back
Carried from West Africa into slavery as a child, she became a poet, a landholder, and a woman who argued her own case in rooms built to exclude her. This is the story of a voice that refused every boundary drawn around it.
Carried from West Africa into slavery as a child, she became a poet, a landholder, and a woman who argued her own case in rooms built to exclude her. This is the story of a voice that refused every boundary drawn around it.