Official Review: Say My Name by Vickey Robinson

Hazel Mae Bagarinao · Post by **Hazel Mae Bagarinao** » 19 Sep 2023, 05:59

I heard from my sister a little about Black people transported to America for slavery. I think this could be a Black American history this book discussed. I might be enlightened about the truth of how Black Americans were treated before and how this is going now. This is an informative read. Congratulations to the author on BOTD!

Post by **Meghan Soderholm** » 19 Sep 2023, 06:01

I am intrigued by this book. Black Americans have gotten the short end of the stick for a long while. The author has extreme views and influential opinions. I admire the author for defending her beliefs. Thank you for writing an insightful review!

lawals364 · Post by **lawals364** » 19 Sep 2023, 06:07

This books is very interesting,it talks about black American, starting from president Abraham Lincoln to president Obama,this is a good
wonderful review

KIrAN RAJpUT--- · Post by **KIrAN RAJpUT---** » 19 Sep 2023, 06:22

Seems like these kinds of topics need to be discussed more to raise awareness regarding the sufferings of victims of racial and colour discrimination.

Margi zuu202 · Post by **Margi zuu202** » 19 Sep 2023, 06:31

One woman thought o white and black Americans and how the division and inequality have shaped generations of black lives

Hira Imtiaz · Post by **Hira Imtiaz** » 19 Sep 2023, 06:41

The book beautifully explains the rights of Black Americans to have the same rights and privileges as white Americans, particularly during Covid-19 when Americans lost their jobs. Thanks for the review. Strongly Recommended.

Post by **Sushan Ekanayake** » 19 Sep 2023, 06:54

Say My Name: Thoughts Of One Black Woman by Vickey Robinson offers a deep dive into Black history, civil rights, and ongoing discrimination. Through her honest reflections and compelling narrative, Robinson takes readers on a journey from Lincoln to the present day. Congratulations on being BOTD!

faith ndalama · Post by **faith ndalama** » 19 Sep 2023, 06:55

Creating awareness and promoting justice for all races is important. While it may not completely stop, it's a step in the right direction. This is a good book.

Tiffany Wittman · Post by **Tiffany Wittman** » 19 Sep 2023, 07:18

A very thorough review for a book for a black history month or class.

nabi54132 · Post by **nabi54132** » 19 Sep 2023, 07:21

Thank you so much for taking the time to share your thoughts on "Say My Name." I greatly appreciate your feedback and are delighted to hear that the book made an impact on you. "Say My Name" is truly a thought provoking examination of the challenges connected to discrimination, against Black individuals, in America. It's a topic that demands our focus, understanding and proactive involvement.

Hazel Arnaiz · Post by **Hazel Arnaiz** » 19 Sep 2023, 07:32

The book appears to be a call to action against racism and discrimination. In just a few pages, it provides an eye-opening peek into Black lives in America.

Marwa252688 · Post by **Marwa252688** » 19 Sep 2023, 07:39

Just one woman's thoughts on White and Black America and how the divisions and inequalities have shaped generations of Black lives. A brief recap of how America arrived at its current state of race relations and how current events have revealed old wounds that have never healed.

Shilpy Bhasin · Post by **Shilpy Bhasin** » 19 Sep 2023, 07:43

Some readers may disagree, but that does not make them wrong...... Such honest words from the reviewer and such an honest review too!! Makes me want to reach out to read the book. Thanks for the review.

Akpearl · Post by **Akpearl** » 19 Sep 2023, 07:52

The holistic and thought-provoking aspects of your review make it difficult for one not to desire to read the book. Thank you.

María Andrea Fernández Sepúlveda · 19 Sep 2023, 08:10

However, do White Americans who already have better lives get more resources and support than Black Americans? Is there more we can do to get the help and support Black Americans need to live their lives the same as White Americans? Will discrimination ever stop? Is it too much for Black Americans to expect the same rights and protection from our civil servants who have sworn to protect them? Read this book before you answer any of these questions.

This is why we all need to read this book and others about the Black experience. Because the more we understand what we can do to help (which is not always what we think) the sooner we can end the racial inequality madness.
This was a fantastic review, thank you!