Huffington Postのインスタグラム(huffpost) - 2月16日 20時00分

Glory Edim (@guidetoglo) began building her empire of knowledge at an early age. Photographed here by @kgprojects, the founder of @wellreadblackgirl and author debuted her literary kingdom in the form of a digital book club that ensures black women who love reading, writing or both have a space to connect. With monthly reading selections and Twitter chats based on books by black women authors, the Nigerian-American has not only helped fill a huge void, but nourished a demographic often forgotten or erased by the literary world. Since its 2015 launch, Edim has developed Well-Read Black Girl into an annual book festival in Brooklyn and an anthology, both of the same name. Edim’s work empowers black women to feel seen and to start a revolution with their words. Between and beyond the pages, she is an author, a nerd, an advocate and a force. And she has no intention of slowing down. As a part of HuffPost’s “We Built This” series for Black History Month, Edim talked to us about her passion for literacy, her vision for Well-Read Black Girl and the urgency of protecting black women. // Interview by: @_tarynitup // #BlackHistoryBuiltThis #BlackHistoryMonth

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