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When Tracey Michae'l Lewis-Giggetts published a piece in The Washington Post on Black joy, she had no idea that it would resonate with countless people across the United States. As a professor of English and Black studies, she is well aware that Black joy can be a tool of resistance and resilience. And today, more than ever, it must be recognized as a means of personal and collective healing. Now, Lewis-Giggetts expands on this concept with an inspirational collection of essays and stories that will recharge and invigorate you.