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BLACK WAS NOT A LABEL is a collection of essays that explores the intersection of faith and racial trauma and the attempt to come to terms with instances of otherness, isolation, racism, erasure, anger, and lost love. A look at life within the ""veil"" W.E.B. Du Bois spoke of in his work, The Souls of Black Folk, this collection is both catharsis and lamentation to God for the self and all who have felt trapped within this (sometimes impenetrable) veil.

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Kathryn H. Ross lives and writes in Southern California. She works as a professional freelance copywriter and consultant, an adjunct professor of English, and a writer and editor with Hallmark Mahogany. Kathryn is a lover of great stories and writes to get to the heart of the relationships and connections we create in life. Read her at speakthewritelanguage.com and work with her at wearecreatedtocreate.com.

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