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Amplifying Black Voices: Cree Myles On Books, Liberation, And The Power Of Storytelling
The Her Agenda podcast is back with another captivating interview! This time, we sit down with Cree Myles, founder of the Black Like We Never Left book club, to discuss the lack of representation in the digital book space and how she's working to amplify Black authors and stories. Cree shares how reading influential works like Toni Morrison's The Bluest Eye, and Audre Lorde's Sister Outsider, helped liberate her from the confines of respectability politics, and how curating the All Ways Black initiative for Penguin House expanded her mission to celebrate the dynamic Black experience.
Connect with Us:
- Available on all platforms
- Email: [email protected]
This episode uses audio from an interview that published in November 2024.
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By Her AgendaThe Her Agenda podcast is back with another captivating interview! This time, we sit down with Cree Myles, founder of the Black Like We Never Left book club, to discuss the lack of representation in the digital book space and how she's working to amplify Black authors and stories. Cree shares how reading influential works like Toni Morrison's The Bluest Eye, and Audre Lorde's Sister Outsider, helped liberate her from the confines of respectability politics, and how curating the All Ways Black initiative for Penguin House expanded her mission to celebrate the dynamic Black experience.
Connect with Us:
- Available on all platforms
- Email: [email protected]
This episode uses audio from an interview that published in November 2024.