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Black History 365 | # 153 Sistah Souljah

August 4, 2024

Sister Souljah (born Lisa Williamson) is an emcee, activist, and successful author who is best known for her books, most notably her memoir, No Disrespect (1994) and The Coldest Winter Ever (1999). Prior to her success as an author, she was a member of the legendary Hip Hop group, Public Enemy. In 1992, she released 360 Degrees of Power, her first and only album to date. Sister Souljah’s music addresses various issues facing the Black community such as racism, sexism, and abuse. Seeing her mind at work on Larry King, with Cornel West, to now where she’s discussing her pursuits in non-fiction is awe inspiring. She was also in Public Enemy. BIG UP!

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