Black Women’s History Month: A New Book Review
One thing I have been doing this semester is creating display boards that feature a specific subselection of the HPNL’s New Book Collection. In February, I did a display on Black History Month, in March, I did a display on Women’s History Month, and now, for April, it’s time to combine all of that for a new display on Black Women’s History Month. As the History, Philosophy, and Newspaper Library is also the African-American reference center, we have a ton of books for me to choose from to go on this display. As April is also National Stress Month, I wanted to get into something mental health-related, as stress has such an impact on a person’s mental health every day. So, I chose to find a book on mental health specifically relating to black women for this article.
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