Sincerely, Black Teens

Sincerely, BlackTeens is a collection of essays, poems, and prose written by the Teens of Jack and Jill of America, Inc. Nashville Chapter. In this book, the authors write a heartfelt letter to the country, their peers, their parents, and the world, that shares what it means to grow up Black in America. The Jack and Jill teens share their feelings on issues like Racism, colorism, the fight for equality, self-image, and more. This work is inspiring, eye-opening, and heart-wrenching as the future leaders share their vulnerabilities, joys, sorrows, fears, and ultimate bravery.

Contributors: Ziah Jones, Dennis C. Woods III, Solomon Jhames Brooks, Robert D. Brown, Morea Carney, Mikayla Prude, Lauren Hudson, Lauren Elizabeth Collins, Kristianna G. Young, Kennedy Lovett, Kaytlin Small, Kamden Blackburn, Kailey Collier, Cameron Barnes, Ava Jemison,

Autum Haddox, Alivia Dove, Aiden Woods, Abraham Cromartie V, Alexandra Jones, Brendon Bowie, Tracey Barnes Lovett, Cleshette Hudson,

Jennifer Jemison, Courtney L. Woods