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Brown Girl, a 3-year old who is exploring who she is and the world around her, learns to embrace her differences and ways to be social through self-acceptance, self-love, and self-confidence.

Brown Boy, a 3-year old who is exploring who he is and the world around him, learns to embrace his differences and ways to be social through self-acceptance, self-love, and self-confidence.

Brown Girl, a 3-year old who is dreaming of everything she can become, learns her career options are endless and she can break barriers through self-determination and self-confidence. In her dreams, she is everything she can imagine.

Brown Boy, a 3-year old who is dreaming of everything he can become, learns his career options are endless and he can break barriers through self-determination and self-confidence. In his dreams, he is everything he can imagine.

Brown Girl and Brown Boy are on a mission to be healthy to grow up and be big and strong. These curious kids discover positive health choices, from eating nutritious food to going to the doctor for check-ups. With charming illustrations and engaging text, this book is perfect for teaching kids about the importance of taking care of their bodies. They show just how easy it is to make healthy choices - and how much fun being well can be!

Brown Girl and Brown Boy are two adorable children learning the value of good manners. Manners play an essential role in fostering a positive and respectful social environment. From simple things like saying "please" and "thank you" to more complex concepts like listening attentively and showing compassion, good manners remind us that it is important to treat others with thoughtfulness and kindness. This book is perfect for parents who want to teach their children the basics of etiquette. After all, good manners last a lifetime!

Brown Girl and Brown Boy share their favorite hobbies that provide a fun and exciting way to explore the world. From drawing pictures to rock collecting, hobbies give them a chance to try new things. Hobbies offer endless opportunities for fun and learning. Who knows, they might find their next passion.

Hop on board, young explorers, because we're jetting off with Brown Girl and Brown Boy to the land of lions, safaris, and all things wild and wonderful! Get ready to witness the majestic beauty of Johannesburg, South Africa, through their eyes as they embark on an exciting summer vacation filled with adventure and cultural exploration. From feeding lions to soaking up the vibrant art and culture, there's never a dull moment with this curious sister-brother duo. So, buckle up because we're in for a wild ride that's sure to leave your little ones eager to learn more about the world around them!

I Am Not a Stereotype: I Am H.E.R. invites you to step beyond the labels and embrace the full complexity of womanhood. In this candid and empowering memoir, Dr. Pamela Gurley challenges the world’s narrow expectations, sharing her journey from childhood through career triumphs, heartbreaks, and transformative self-discovery. With unfiltered honesty and a conversational warmth, Dr. Gurley explores the realities of growing up navigating identity, breaking free from toxic relationships, and redefining what it means to be strong, vulnerable, and real. Her story is a call to every woman to claim her own narrative, to celebrate her unique journey, and to live boldly and unapologetically in a society that is too quick to judge. This reprint features new reflections, including fresh chapters on embracing fate, sisterhood, menopause, and resiliency, inviting readers to confront stereotypes, challenge limitations, and find freedom in authenticity. Because being HER isn’t about fitting in. It’s about standing out, speaking up, and living life boldly on your own terms.

In a collaborative voice and second edition, fifteen women share the stories to shift the mindset of society, their beliefs, relationships, and behaviors as it pertains to colorism, classism, and socialism towards Black women and in the Black community. Their stories are impactful as it undresses and challenges the social institutions, and other social stigmas that have plagued the narrative of Black women for decades. Their shared journeys will offer you the opportunity to aspire to become game-changers in shifting the narratives of Black women.

Being a Black girl activist is being an advocate for change when it comes to women of color and how we need our community to shift the way we think of ourselves to change the narrative about us. Society has a way of making black and brown women and girls feel unworthy based on hair texture, skin color, physical features, and at times even devalue the work we accomplished. What is fed into our community is what resonates outside of it so we [black women] need to shift the narrative in an effort to promote social, political, mental, emotional, physical, and economic change. We cannot continue to conform to false narratives! This book is about owning the power Black women have and giving it to the world!