Home is the Slave Master

Breaking the Chains of Family, History, and Control for Black Women

Home-the place where love should nurture and safety should thrive-can sometimes be the very cage that confines us. For many Black women, family is not only a source of roots but also a site of entrapment, where centuries of trauma, entitlement, and emotional enslavement continue to play out behind closed doors.

Home Is the Slave Master is a bold, unflinching red pill look at the painful legacy of control, denial, and betrayal woven into family systems that refuse to evolve. This book strips away comforting illusions to reveal the raw truth about the emotional and psychological captivity many Black women endure.

It's a clarion call to Black women everywhere to recognize the invisible chains, reclaim their stories, and walk boldly into freedom, both within and beyond the walls they once called home.

Through searing truth, historical context, and unflinching compassion, this book offers not just a mirror but a path forward: a blueprint for breaking cycles, setting boundaries, and healing from generational wounds.

If you've ever felt trapped by the very people who were supposed to protect you, this book is your declaration that liberation is possible, and that your true home is the freedom you build for yourself.