Black in Blues: How a Color Tells the Story of My People by Imani Perry 

In Black in Blues, Imani Perry explores the deep cultural and emotional ties between Blackness and the color blue. From indigo cloths traded during slavery to blues music’s blend of sorrow and resilience, Perry weaves personal narrative, history, and art into a powerful meditation on race. Drawing on symbols like blue skies, water, and flowers, she crafts a poignant, original examination of Black identity that transcends politics, capturing both the pain and beauty of the human experience.

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