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Chapter Overview
Chapter 1: As she matured, Austin Channing Brown realized being Black changed how white people viewed her over time.
Chapter 2: In college, Austin realized many Americans still wrestle with fully coming to terms with Black history.
Chapter 3: Being a Black woman in a white-majority workplace is exhausting.
Chapter 4: Helping white people confront their racism exacts a toll on Black people.
Chapter 5: America must do better at telling the true, full history of its Black citizens.
Chapter 6: Within a white-centered world, Black people justifiably experience daily fear.
Chapter 7: We are far from an equal society, yet we must believe in gradual progress.
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