Black girls must die exhausted : a novel for grown ups
(Book)

"'Black girls must die exhausted' is something that 33-year-old Tabitha Walker has heard her grandmother say before. Of course, her grandmother (who happens to be white) was referring to the 1950s and what she observed in the nascent times of civil rights. With a coveted position as a local news reporter, Marc--a 'paper-perfect' boyfriend-- and a standing Saturday morning appointment with a reliable hairstylist, Tabitha never imagined how this phrase could apply to her as a black girl in contemporary times--until everything changed"--Back cover.