Black Rainbows: The Colors and Self Images of African American Girls
Celestin offers an unflinching peer into a wound that will neither fade nor heal on its own. Black Rainbows intones the collective experience of identity, beauty, and self worth among women and girls, echoing The Bluest Eye, to Blue Tights, and The Skin I'm In. A must-see for daughters and community. --Rita Williams-Garcia (Coretta Scott King Award)