Say Their Names: The Women History Tried to Erase
We know the names history chose to remember.But we were never taught to question the ones it erased.History remembers the discoveries.But not always the women behind them.From Henrietta Lacks to Harriet Tubman, Katherine Johnson to Dr. Patricia Bath, SAY THEIR NAMES uncovers the stories of women whose labor, intelligence, sacrifice, and brilliance helped shape the modern world while their recognition was minimized, reassigned, or removed entirely.They were inventors.Leaders.Scientists.Artists.Strategists.Mothers of movements.Their work changed medicine, culture, civil rights, science, and everyday life.But their names were too often left out of the story.Through powerful historical insight and emotional reflection, C.A. Williams examines how history is shaped, who gets remembered, and what is lost when entire voices are pushed out of view.This is more than a history book.It is a restoration.A correction of the record.And once you see it, you cannot unsee it.SAY THEIR NAMES: The Women History Tried to EraseAvailable now..
174 pages
English edition · First published 2026 by Kindred Pure Light Publishing · ISBN 9798994188248
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