She wants the reader to wear the words and experiences of these women on their sleeves and implement them in their everyday life. The author stresses the need for the reader to place themselves in the shoes of these great women and not be afraid to take risks, even in the worst-case scenario. They have offered them a voice that gives them confidence and affirmation to tackle the toughest of world problems and find innovative solutions. Their actions have inspired and motivated many young women across the world who, for a long time have felt ignored by society at large. From great inventors, geniuses, pioneers, influential personalities to common people, these women have greatly contributed to the world that we live in today. The women represented in this book come from all walks of life. Some iconic women discussed in the book include Katherine Johnson (mathematician), Sojourner Truth (abolitionist), Bessie Coleman (pilot), Alice Ball (chemist), Shirley Chisholm (politician), Julie Dash (filmmaker) and Maya Angelou (poet) among others.
Paired with colorful illustrations, the narratives are educational and inspirational as they bring the experiences and achievements of these women to life. Through these stories, the author breaks down the realities of disrupting societal predilections and achieving the impossible against stacked odds. Little Leaders: Bold Women in Black History examines forty revolutionary women of color in the history of the United States of America. Written by people who wish to remain anonymous
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