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Chapter Overview
Chapter 1: AudiobookHub Recommendation
Chapter 2: As she matured, Austin Channing Brown saw that her Blackness changed how white people perceived her deeply.
Chapter 3: In college, Austin realized many Americans still wrestle with fully accepting the realities of Black history.
Chapter 4: Being a Black woman in a white-majority workplace is draining.
Chapter 5: Guiding white people through racism exacts a heavy toll on Black people.
Chapter 6: America must improve how it tells the true, honest history of its Black citizens.
Chapter 7: In a white-centered world, Black people rightly live with fear.
Chapter 8: We remain distant from equality, yet we must trust in steady, incremental progress forward.
Description
I’m Still Here (2018) is a memoir about racial justice in modern America. Racism is still all around us – even in Christian organizations that claim to champion diversity and understanding.
Who Should Listen
People looking to understand what it’s like to be Black in America
Christians eager to learn how to be truly progressive
Fans of powerful memoirs
About the Authors
Austin Channing Brown is a speaker, writer, and producer, on the topic of racial justice. She executive produced the web series The Next Question and her work has featured in outlets including On Being, the Chicago Tribune, Christianity Today, and WNYC. I’m Still Here is her first book.