What would you say to the woman you once were, if you could write to her? ith A Letter to My Younger Self, seventeen African women leaders share their truths. They come from different backgrounds, generations and fields,…
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What would you say to the woman you once were,
if you could write to her?
ith A Letter to My Younger Self, seventeen African women leaders share their truths. They come from different backgrounds, generations and fields, and together they remind us that there is no single way to be an African woman. I chose them for their remarkable journeys, of course. But even more for their generosity. Because the true courage this book asked of them was not in telling their success stories. It was in looking back at the young women they once were, returning to their hesitations, their mistakes and their half-formed desires, and asking themselves honestly: "What did I need to hear back then?"
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