Letter's to my Sista
"Letters to my Sista, The Black Goddess" is a book that gives a reverence that weaves between the differentiating age groups of black women. The book is appropriately composed of "letters" which undoubtedly are laced with true emotion. Emotion that was stirred by the slanted depiction of black women from long before, yet continuing into today's mainstream media. There is no denying the existence of the awesome bond between the black woman and the black man after reading this book, despite a lack of effective representations of its existence. Joseph's perspectives are easily communicated while supported by pillars of sincerity. Honesty lies on each and every page with an abundance that almost invokes a sense of suspicion within the reader. If on your last strand of hope for unity between black women and black men, or if down to your last drop of faith in the black man's ability to recognize and acknowledge the black woman's worth...this is definitely your read.