Bad Fat Black Girl

Notes from a Trap Feminist

De: Sesali Bowen

Narrado por: Sesali Bowen

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So relatable

This is a great guide for young black females that has nobody to talk with. The story was great from beginning to ending.

Feels Like Home

This book feels like a love story. It feels like warmth from your old scratchy blanket; like the discomfort is comforting.

There might be the misconception (and is) that this book has a targeted audience but in reality, it's for all women across the spectrum. Everybody can see themselves in this space Sesali has created. It is honest, raw, poignant, and necessarily uncomfortable at times. That challenge of discomfort is needed for the learning and growth process. Sesali is in fact challenging the readers to grow without chopping at your heels too painfully. She's like an older cousin keeping it 100 with you and doing so in her own voice is the perfect combination of 'hear me + see me + see yourself.'

I'm tryna be like Sesali when I grow up (though I'm older I think). She has much to teach and I'm here for all of it!

Felt like I was talking to my best friend.

10 out of 10!! I’m so proud and don’t even know her lol Great job Sesali!

Beautifully told.

You can tell Sesali is woven together with education, passion, experience, empathy, empowerment, understanding and wisdom. It was a pleasure listening to her book. I enjoyed listening to her journey and I am so proud of who she has become and look forward to future pieces. Well done!

I enjoyed this

Sometimes you listen to or watch something and you're like, "I could be friends with that person/character". I wasn't quite at that level, but I know and grew up with people like Sesali so it felt familiar, like I already knew her. I hadn't heard the term of "trap feminist" before but it fit the bill once defined. I was very entertained and captivated by this.