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Black Girls Om Too: Yoga, Embodied Resistance, and Healing

Black Girls Om Too: Yoga, Embodied Resistance, and Healing

Paperback

Black American StudiesWomen's StudiesYoga

ISBN10: 1496857259
ISBN13: 9781496857255
Publisher: University Press of Mississippi
Published: Jun 5 2026
Pages: 220
Weight: 0.66
Height: 0.50 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English

Contributions by Irene Auma, Joi Cardwell, Shanina Carmichael, Lacretia Cre Dye, Love Ashleie Elaine, Jo-Jo Totayhma Jackson, Saisha Lacon Baskerville, Sariane Leigh, Tamia A. McEwen, Donna Noble, Jewell Singletary, and Linda N. Wells

Black Girls Om Too focuses on Black yoginis and the spaces in which their bodies are allowed to live digitally, narratively, and physically. Black women yoga instructors have historically been made invisible in mainstream yoga magazines, books, and advertising. Although there is considerable research on yoga's impact on Black women's holistic health, there is significantly less material on Black women yoga instructors who talk back not only to the dominant society, but also to traditional intracultural ways of being spiritually, physically, and mentally. In fact, the social justice work that these women have produced can be viewed as liberatory spirituality and instruction.

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Black American Studies