Inspired in part by Saidiya Hartman’s “Lose Your Mother,” Lose Your Sister centers on Black feminist thought, pop culture, and diaspora with a focus on how Black people find their way back to one another interpersonally, artistically, and politically.
Jose Arroyo & Richard Layne
Anna Smith
Ruben Traynor&Livvy Sutherland
Women's Prize for Fiction/ Bird Lime Media
The Female Lead
Digitally Kisse
Nat & Nina
Los Angeles Review of Books
Marshall Poe
W!ZARD Studios
Robert Rippberger & Tobias Deml
The Sunday Salon
Laura Darling
inkjockey
Tanaka Mhishi and Imogen Butler-Cole
Marva and Sabrina
Los Angeles Review of Books
Jennifer Gottesfeld
Big Think / Panoply
Curzon Cinemas
Mike Kaspar
Equality Now
Ottawa International Writers Festival
The TLS
BBC Radio 4
Plain Jane
Peter Labuza
The American Writers Museum
Finn Szumlas
Sarah Erik Sackville-McLauchlan
Morgan Jaffe
The Cinematologists
Liron Cohen
Brian Godawa and Chris Mohr
Refinery29
Ayal
Greenlight Bookstore
The Cheeky Natives
All Queer Here
Picturehouse Cinemas
Lillian Crawford
Iris Prize Podcast
Directors UK
Jeremy Garcia
Virago Books
LeftOnRead
Edward Einhorn
Loyal Books
Lisa Golden
The City University of New York
The Polyester Podcast
Queer as Fact
Me/Us/U
Jess Like You Like It
Kass and Madison
Level Forward
Munira Mohamed
Sugar23
Norwegian Newcomers
Will Robinson
Andreina Romero and Gabriela Mörken-Romero
Feminist Fiends and Quarantine Queens
The Spectator
Berlin Feminist Film Week
Melbourne Writers Festival
Lena Mattheis
Martin Darlington and Andrew Bliszczyk
LINNA and Nic Austin
Suite (212)
The Spectator
Korks Talks
J.P. Der Boghossian
The Spectator
Dr Myriam Francois
Jose Arroyo and Michael Glass
Chinelo E Agwuegbo
Loyal Books
Caitlin
POW! Thanet
UCTV
Wide Awake Slumber Party
UCTV
Harper Audio Presents
Jen Thorpe
Charlotte Robinson
The Roost
Feminism In India
Jordan, Luc, Rose, Ryan J. Mills (Mentor), and Steven Knipp (Mentor)
AuthorBytes Cafe
NPR
Waterstones
Marshall Poe
W. H. A. Coldwell
A Pair of Bookends
Hamna and Roha
Mina
Book Circle Online
Katherine Fapp
That's Not Canon Productions
Radha Varadarajan