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Black Does Crack: The Weight of Being Black and Caring About Anything Deeply

Madison King

In the Black community, a familiar refrain extols Black resilience: "Black don't Crack." However, the reality is more nuanced. Black does crack. Black cracks when not acknowledged, when honesty is suppressed. What does vulnerability entail? What about caring without reservation? Though Black might not exhibit visible cracks, excessive pressure can lead to fissures. This collection of poetry delves into the intricacies of our existence and deep-rooted affections.

GenresLiterature & FictionPoetryRegional & Cultural

81 pages

English edition · First published 2024 by Independently published · ISBN 9798882753183

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