Language of the Unheard: Black Progressive Feminism
by Pamela Getz
On May 9th, Progressive Uplift released Pamela (Elaine) Getz’s book “Language of the Unheard: Black Progressive Feminism.”
Pamela has been with the Progressive Army from the beginning, in late 2015. She is a champion of Black Progressive Feminism and her writing is extremely powerful. Her word choice, phrasing, pace, and passion come through crisp and clear. Her writing is often so ferocious and illuminating; it is like staring into the sun.
What People Are Saying
"She is our Herald, and through her writing, we are no longer Unheard.”
Ms. Anoa Changa, Esq.
Host, The Way with Anoa
"Pamela relentlessly captures my attention with her passionate writings on justice, identity, and the struggles and the fight to simply be heard."
Benjamin P. Dixon
Host, the Benjamin Dixon Show
"...[Pamela] is the best-kept secret in the Progressive writing space. It is truly an honor to call her my friend and Sister. I am hardly qualified to be her 'peer.'"
Michael Graham
Senior Writer, ProgressiveArmy.com
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