"For I am from a long line of women who know how to turn classrooms and kitchens into pulpits—the type of women who have taught me that when your life becomes a sermon that no one else wants to hear, sometimes, you gotta be your own Amen."

This book is hip-hop cypher and hymn, rallying cry and down-home blues song, all beating from the heart of

"For I am from a long line of women who know how to turn classrooms and kitchens into pulpits—the type of women who have taught me that when your life becomes a sermon that no one else wants to hear, sometimes, you gotta be your own Amen."

This book is hip-hop cypher and hymn, rallying cry and down-home blues song, all beating from the heart of celebrated poet/writer Sha'Condria "iCon” Sices-Sibley. It is an excavation of Blkness and Womanhood, and a remembrance bigger than self, yet integral to the deepest inner knowing. An exquisite page-turner, My Name Is Pronounced Holy is a necessary and immediately classic body of work.