Identity and SelfhoodBooks

Amina Mama exposes psychology’s role in producing racist images and develops a historically grounded account of how Black women create subjectivity against racial and gender domination.

Gloria Steinem's 1992 classic work combines feminist politics with personal growth, exploring issues of self-esteem, self-identity, and inner liberation.

Marilyn French's 1977 feminist fiction classic follows protagonist Mira's transformation from a submissive 1950s housewife to a 1960s feminist awakening, revealing patriarchal marriage's oppression of women and the possibility of women's liberation.