101 Ways Black Women Can Learn To Love Themselves

101 Ways Black Women Can Learn To Love Themselves

by Jamie Walker
101 Ways Black Women Can Learn To Love Themselves

101 Ways Black Women Can Learn To Love Themselves

by Jamie Walker

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Overview

A book about self-actualization, the power of sisterhood, and the healing power of sharing stories. A gift for women of all ages, it reminds black women that they are queens and human beings. Includes recommended reading list, a list of organizations and Web sites, and a guide to historically black colleges and universities.

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781401057343
Publisher: Xlibris Corporation
Publication date: 08/30/2002
Edition description: First Edition
Pages: 592
Product dimensions: 5.56(w) x 8.48(h) x 1.44(d)

Table of Contents

Introduction
1. Learn How to Meditate
2. Discover the Beauty of Keeping a Journal
3. Accept a Nice Compliment
4. Master Creative Visualization
5. Listen to Your Intuition
6. Understand the Chakras Working in Your Body
7. Create Your Own Exercise Program
8. Get Your Finances Together
9. Remember That Nothing Is Chance
10. Organize Your Stuff
11. Nurture Your Hobby
12. Lift as You Climb
13. Go Back to School
14. Love Yourself Unconditionally
15. Interpret Your Crazy Dreams
16. Cope with the Temptation of the Flesh
17. Say No and Really Mean It
18. Believe in You
19. Read About Your Ancient Herstory and History
20. Practice Infinite Patience
21. Shift Your Nasty Attitude
22. Follow Your Calling
23. Mend Your Broken Bridges
24. Take A Risk
25. Understand Spiritual Chemistries and Divine Connections
26. Maintain Reciprocity with Your Mate
27. Let Go
28. Speak About Childhood Sexual Abuse
29. Understand the Art of Doing Nothing
30. Heal Through Your Depression
31. Learn to See the Humor in Life
32. Mind Your Own Business
33. Eat a Healthier Diet
34. End Procrastination
35. Engage in Safer Sex
36. Discover the Joys of Celibacy
37. Donate to Charity
38. Be Proud of Your Single Life
39. Keep Your Own Power
40. Register to Vote
41. Know the Beauty of Self-Affirmation
42. Don’t Take Things So Personally
43. Give Yourself the Freedom to be You
44. Forgive Yourself and Others
45. Know the Signs of Domestic Violence
46. Change Your Current Way of Thinking
47. Ask for Help When You Know You Need It
48. Support Black Men
49. Care for Your Aging Parents
50. Allow Yourself to Grieve or Cry
51. Balance Your Material and Spiritual Life
52. Choose a Good, Recommended Therapist
53. Accept Your Sexuality
54. Start or Join a Book Club
55. Deal with Rejection
56. Cultivate Loving Speech
57. Learn the Truth About HIV/AIDS
58. Tell Your Story
59. Set Attainable Goals
60. Bring Pleasure to Yourself
61. Become A Better Listener
62. End Your Fear of Death
63. Accept Your Physical Appearance
64. Decide to Mentor or Foster a Child’s Growth
65. Stop Getting Played
66. Cure Anxiety and End Panic Attacks
67. Step Out of Your Comfort Zone
68. Remember How to Relax
69. Permit Your Partner’s Growth
70. Make Time for Family and Friends
71. Heal Your Wounded Past
72. Immerse Yourself Within Your Community
73. Free Yourself of Codependency
74. Conquer Sexism In Your Immediate and External World
75. Enjoy Sex to the Fullest
76. Transform Anger into Love
77. Tell the Truth
78. Respect Your Elders
79. The Power of Networking and Establishing Contacts
80. Overcome the Fear of Being Alone
81. Find Your Own Way
82. Remember that You Are the Prize
83. Love Your Hair
84. Clean Out Your Emotional Life
85. Glean Insight from All of Your Experiences
86. Give Voice to the God Within
87. Decorate Your House with Love
88. Plant the Seeds of Success
89. Free Yourself of the Superwoman Myth
90. Conquer Your Fears
91. The Mother-Daughter Bond
92. Add More Color to Your Wardrobe and Life
93. Heal Your Broken Heart
94. Celebrate Kwanzaa
95. Treat Yourself for a Job Well-Done
96. Thank Your Ancestors
97. The Father-Daughter Connection
98. Allow Your Angels to Help You
99. Embrace Your Mirror Image
100. Count All of Your Blessings
101. Give Praise to the Most High
Bibliography and Recommended Reading List
Organizations and Resources
A Guide to Historically Black Colleges and Universities
Great Websites

What People are Saying About This

Venus Noble

Jamie Walker is insightful and wise way beyond her years. A page turner would not describe the inability to put this book down! There is wit and humor in every single passage! No Black woman's bookshelf should be without this manual of self worth and respect. Though apparently geared toward Black women, it is useful for any woman who will open her mind to learning about herself and growing.
Social Worker/Activist; Oakland, California

Ewuare Osayande

Ewuare Osayande, Caught at the Crossroads Without a Map; Chairperson of the Philadelphia Black Radical Congress
Jamie Walker has written a healing balm for Black women daily assaulted by racist and sexist realities. Her prescriptive words are also instructive to us men socialized to view women as objects. Her loving engagement with Black women in the book— reminding them of their subjectivity and agency— teaches us to see Black women with new eyes, to love Black women with renewed hearts, and maybe, just maybe, learn to love ourselves anew in the process.

Everett

Lanette Everett, Business Counselor
Finally everything a woman needs is in one book!

Joy Parham

I believe this is a necessary and encouraging message that Jamie is sending out to Black woman, especially our young black women. Most of us didn't tap into our inner selves until we had experienced numerous trials and tribulations in our lives. We didn't see the value in the valley. This is definitely a book I will add to my collection.
Assistant to the Librarian; UC Merced

Esther Cooper Jackson

An excellent resource!
co-founder Freedomways magazine

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