Africana Tea: A Global History of Tea and Black Women's Health
The Black Women’s Mental Health Institute (BWMHI) is honored to be a part of Africana Tea: A Global History of Tea and Black Women’s Health.
ABOUT THE BOOK: Africana Tea is a creative representation of Dr. Stephanie Evans's research on tea traditions and Black women's historical wellness. Inspired by W. E. B. Du Bois's data visualization of his sociological studies about Black people in Georgia and around the globe, Dr. Evans sought to create portraits and artistic narratives about her work. This book offers visual highlights of the 320 memoirs that guide Dr. Evans in her research on tea and Black women's health history.
The foreword to Africana Tea was provided by Dr. Nadia M. Richardson, Founder and CEO of the Black Women’s Mental Health Institute (BWMHI). A portion of book sales go to support the work of BWMHI.
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A portion of book sales go to support the work of the Black Women’s Mental Health Institute.
