Description:
In Hush to Harbor explores the history of how Black people in America have created both virtual and physical sanctuaries to combat white supremacist violence. It offers both a chronicle of survival and a blueprint for sustaining Black refuge in a time of urgent need.
Review Quotes:
"Shifting the racial gaze from toxic claims of white innocence to the longstanding vulnerability of Black populations to white state-sanctioned violence, La-Toya L. Scott reminds us that creating safe spaces for Black people to congregate is--and has always been--a revolutionary enterprise."
--David Ikard "author of Breaking the Silence: Toward a Black Male Feminist Criticism"