Part I. Black Womens Stories of Everyday RacismChapter 1. I Keep Most White People at a Distance Ronda C. Henry AnthonyChapter 2. I Would Love to Have Had that Conversation with Him Scotia BrownChapter 3. Something I Never Recovered From Mary BullockChapter 4. Women of Color Really Have to Understand, or Overstand Stephanie CarawayChapter 5. No One Even Knows the Real Story Destiny FacesonChapter 6. At that Moment I Felt-Dismissed Felicia HaneyChapter 7. I Was Never Considered an Asset to their Company in the First Place Lucrezia HatfieldChapter 8. Racism Has Truly Shaped My Choices and How I Act Latoya Hale TahirouPart II. Introduction to the Narrative Analyses of the Womens StoriesChapter 9. Testifyin and Signifyin: Black Womens Narratives on Navigating Structural Racism in Central IndianaSimone DrakeChapter 10. She Was Not Heard: Personal Narratives that Tackle Structural RacismRobyn WarholChapter 11. Metacognition and Miscommunication: Interpreting Metacognitive Monitoring in African-American Womens StorytellingLisa ZunshineChapter 12. Rhetorical Listening: Character, Progression, and Fictionality in African American Womens Stories of Everyday RacismJames PhelanAppendix: Storytelling Prompts Provided by the Researchers
