Healing the Wounds of American Slavery

By: Payge Means Hopper

Narrated by: Payge Means Hopper

This book is building a legacy of healing. In 2000, Payge Means Hopper had a personal experience that exposed her to the raw truth of her ancestors’ suffering during American slavery. This launched her personal journey to healing, which for two decades, she has used to help free others affected by the painful legacy of these generational wounds. Healing the Wounds of American Slavery is America's answer to the challenge to understand and navigate our complex racial landscape. This book leads individuals, organizations, and corporations to a path of new thinking and new tools to disrupt old patterns. Healing the Wounds of American Slavery frees us to communicate deeply on this subject with maximum clarity. This book is building a legacy of healing.

©2020 Payge Means Hopper (P)2022 Payge Means Hopper

Audacious and captivating.

This is a good read and lovely storytelling. I was captivated to the very last word. You will visualize the images, You’ll feel the devastating sufferings, the emotions -the frustrations, the bitter anger that had no room for expression, and perhaps you will learn why you feel what you feel. I recommend this book to everyone but more to the descendants of the enslaved blacks in America and beyond. This is also helpful for the kits-and-kins left behind in Africa. Slavery, colonization and imperialism left deep wounds and scars yet unhealed, but thank God there’s healing balm for all who would believe.

This is the best book I'v read in a long time

This book opened my eyes to things I've already knew but couldn't put to words I will recommend this book to ever brotha and sister I can