BLACK ENOUGH is a collection of poems and short stories that reflects on the complexities, joys, and realities of Black identity and the human experience within a world that does not always make room for them to coexist. A world that attempts to define Blackness through sterotypes, expectations, and limitations. A world that often makes Black existence feel like something that must be earned. 

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BLACK ENOUGH explores the intersection of Black identity and everyday humanity. It blends the racial realities of being Black in a society that fails to acknowledge it, with universal experiences like losing someone, falling in love, questioning oneself, or trying to heal.  

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This is less of a collection about Blackness and what it means to be Black, and more like an authentic account of a Black life being lived.