new release of self-help anthology

Discrimination, Repression, & Sexism from the Sixties to Now

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 In this anthology, wise women tell poignant stories of their efforts to overcome discrimination, prejudice, repression, sexism, and marginalization of their lives. These authors give hope, discernment and support to young women embarking on their own journeys today.  RESOURCES INCLUDED. 

Contributing Essayists: Eyvonne Carter-Riley, Kathleen Cook, Marcia Farrell, Valerie Foster, Monique Gerbaud, Rita Heathcotte, Toby Fesler Heathcotte, Marilyn June Janson, Jan Nichols, Constance Osterlitz, Tamara Poff,  Jane Ruby Vijaya Schartz, and Writer Anonymous

“Despite their trials, however, the authors provide hope and understanding to women today who are going through their own ordeals. Their messages spoke volumes - being a woman is not just about being beautiful, conforming to how others think you should be, or being less than others. I think these messages can reach more than just women and I am sure it can inspire many individuals.”

Shannon Winings for Readers' Favorite 

“This is a strong collection of essays. Each story weaves a tale of a woman overcoming some sort of oppression, such as sexism or discrimination, in their lives. The editor does a fantastic job of curating these essays. They certainly all have similar themes, but they each tell a unique story that adds to the overall collection.” 

Judge, 27th Annual Writer’s Digest Self-Published Book Awards.