Maryam Azeeza Muhammad is a journalist and poet from Bridgeport, Connecticut. Inspired by the works of phenomenal writers such as Audre Lorde, James Baldwin, and bell hooks, Maryam has chosen writing as her medium. For her, it is a spiritual way of paying homage to her ancestors and the African diaspora as a whole. Her work is dedicated to Black women, who for so long have been under-appreciated all across the globe. Though she considers herself to be a tree sustaining deep roots, she also considers herself to be a generational curse-breaker dedicated to promoting healing, wisdom, honesty, and acceptance in her writing.
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Audrey Mullender & David N. Jones: Management in Social Work
The third edition of this textbook has been thoroughly revised to meet the needs of today’s social work students, professionals and service managers. It illustrates current legislation, policy, proce …
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Maryam A Muhammad: Bantu Knots & Butterflies
Where contemporary conversation fails, poetry sustains. And poetry has sustained the lives of many. Arranged in three sections, Bantu Knots & Butterflies is a collection of poetry that was born out o …
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