From launching #1000BlackGirlBooks in sixth grade to becoming a recognized voice in literacy and social justice, Marley Dias has spent years making sure Black girls are seen as main characters. Now she turns inward, authoring a new book that traces family, heritage, and identity across West African and Caribbean roots. We chatted with Marley about ‘I Am the Dream Come True’, her dream for Black girls everywhere and what it was like to work with her parents as co-authors. 📝 Comment DREAM and we’ll dm you the full interview with iammarleydias open.substack.com/pub/feminists/p/black-girls-deserve-to-be-the-main?r=258f03&utm_medium=ios