Unmothered by Black Mothers explores the deeply complex experiences of Black daughters who have emotionally or physically detached from their mothers. Through a blend of research, personal narratives, and cultural reflection, Dr. Imani S. Steele sheds light on the painful yet often necessary journey of choosing distance to protect one’s peace and begin healing.
This thoughtful and compassionate book examines grief, resilience, and the generational patterns that shape mother–daughter relationships within Black families.
