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From the founder of the 'Me Too' movement, Tarana Burke presents a powerful memoir detailing her journey to embracing the words "me too." Initially, Tarana struggled with the aftermath of her sexual assault, feeling responsible and fearing the impact on her family. This internal conflict created a divide within her: one side was a bright, curious girl immersed in Black literature and culture, while the other was a shame-ridden individual who saw herself as a rule breaker rather than a victim. As she navigated her pain and anger, she realized that healing required confronting her past. Through her extensive work empowering Black and brown girls, Tarana recognized that to truly support them, she needed to address her own trauma. Inspired by the young women she cared for, she found the courage to embrace her power and share it with the world. Her memoir illustrates that empathy for others begins with self-compassion. It is a testament to her resilience and a call to recognize the leader within us all. In sharing her path to healing and the significance of saying "me too," Tarana extends a hand to guide others on their own journeys toward empowerment and understanding.
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Unbound, Tarana Burke
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- 2022
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