Introduction: Do You Want to Get Well?, by Patrice Gopo 1. Turning the Tides of Friendship, by Dorena Williamson 2. Oluwatomisin's Response: Aggravations, by Oluwatomisin Olayinka Oredein 3. In Pursuit of a Love That Frees, by Chichi Agorom 4. Quantrilla's Response: The Nice White Woman, by Quantrilla Ard 5. White Women Are the Worst, by Deidra Riggs 6. Paula's Response: White Girl, Please!, by Paula Owens Parker 7. Dear White Women in Black Churches, by Kathryn V.

Stanley 8. Patrice's Response: Places to Begin, by Patrice Gopo 9. Transparency: Observations in Tears and Terror, by Oluwatomisin Olayinka Oredein 10. Velynn's Response: Silencing Ghosts, Settling into Sisterhood, by Velynn Brown 11. Finding My Way, by Paula Owens Parker 12. Kadeisha's Response: A Hairstory of Finding My Way, by Kadeisha Mariah Bonsu 13. The So-Called Life of Belonging: Discovering the Concept of Friendship through a Historical Lens, by Quantrilla Ard 14. Kathryn's Response: In Search of My Tribe, by Kathryn V.

Stanley 15. Seven Stones, by Patrice Gopo 16. Chichi's Response: Decentering Discomfort in Two Letters, by Chichi Agorom 17. A Closed Forum: Q & A, by Kadeisha Mariah Bonsu 18. Dorena's Response: A Dance in the Morning Light, by Dorena Williamson 19. When You Let Go: Reflections on Misplaced Sisterhood, Double Dutch, and Other Reasons to Drop the Rope, by Velynn Brown 20. Deidra's Response: Rope Burns, by Deidra Riggs Wonder Beyond Wounds: For Every Black Woman and Girl Journeying Toward Healing and Home Acknowledgments Notes About the Contributors About the Editor Click here to read the We Deserve to Heal illustrated companion essay.