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Check out + purchase Melissa's Books

* available wherever books are sold online*


Home Work A Collection of Poems Sparked by One White Woman’s Journey on the Matter of Race


"Home Work A Collection of Poems Sparked by One White Woman’s Journey on the Matter of Race" will bring readers into the heart of the author’s expedition into the study of racism and social justice electrified by Harriet Tubman’s heroic flight to freedom. Pub date March 10, 2021 - Harriet Tubman Day.


Purchase Home Work.         


 

Heart Work A Heart-Centered Collection of Poems


Sharing her journey on the matter of race with readers in “Heart Work A Heart-Centered Collection of Poems,” Melissa Whiteford St. Clair uses poetry as a mechanism to process reflections and responses to her study of racism and social justice in American history and today’s society.  Pub date February 14, 2023 - Valentine's Day.


Purchase Heart Work.
    

Beginning July 1, 2024, a portion of the proceeds from book sales from these three (3) books will benefit the Harriet Tubman Museum and Education Center (HTMEC), 424 Race Street, Cambridge, Maryland 21613. Learn more about the HTMEC here.


“I said to the Lord, I’m going to hold steady on to you, and I know you will see me through.” -Harriet Tubman.


Poet's Note
Thank you for visiting this page and/or reading the book(s) of poetry. If you enjoyed the book(s), had any a-ha moments, or gleaned meaningful takeaways, I invite you to leave a review online or wherever appropriate. Drop us a line via WGA Contact Us.


Melissa with Home Work and Heart Work by Willie Earle historical marker

Willie Earle historical marker, Greenville, SC

reader reviews

"Home Work"

"Home Work"

"Home Work"

  "Melissa, I am so impressed by your quest to improve your understanding of race relations and then putting your thoughts and feelings into poetry. An example for all of us!" -Linda F.  

"Home Work"

"Home Work"

"Home Work"

 "Melissa, thank you for inspiring so many of us through your actions and blessings." -Karen F. 

"Home Work'

"Home Work"

"Home Work'

 "An excellent collection of poetry. I applaud your courage and honesty." -Melissa A. 

"Home Work"

"Home Work"

"Home Work'

 "It's just a wonderful and insightful collection, Melissa. I enjoyed it so much, and I want to reread them for the second (and third) take." -Kira D.  

"Home Work"

"Home Work"

"Home Work"

 "Highly recommend! Thought provoking." 

-Amanda B. 

"Home Work"

"Home Work"

"Home Work"

 "Your book was awesome and truly shed a powerful light on a dark social injustice." -Ellen F. 

"Heart Work"

"Heart Work"

"Heart Work"

  “Readers will gain a quick grasp of Black history.”
-Joan Henderson Hodous, author, painter and poet, It All Counts 

"Heart Work"

"Heart Work"

"Heart Work"

 Engaging poetry, personal musings, and thought-provoking prose on racial inequity   


“The poet definitely speaks from the heart in this volume. Musings on her past, as well as respectfully addressing the matter of racial inequity. The poem “Library Voice” resonated for me. An excellent read overall!”
-LeMeme

NEWLY RELEASED! White Girl Homework - A Self-guided study

White Girl Homework - Advocacy Education Workbook

White Girl Homework is for people who want to learn more about our Nation's collective history using creative ways to explore the cause and effects of racism and systemic racism.

Using this workbook, participants will experience a personal journey of empowerment and encouragement along with the opportunity to increase their knowledge, expand their perspective, and strengthen their relationships with others by exercising their empathy and creativity muscles.  


Participants will: 

1. Gain historical knowledge to seek better relationships with other races 

2. Explore objective perspectives forging friendships across color lines 

3. Utilize unique creative processes (journal, draw) to express emotions.


Each chapter contains an original poem with a history lesson along with space for reflection and inner work in blank and lined pages for notes, journaling, and other creative artwork of the user.

arts + advocacy
Melissa is sharing her "White Girl Homework!"


  *10.11.2024 workbook may be temporarily unavailable online 


Purchase White Girl Homework        White Girl Homework on Amazon

South Carolina Bards Poetry Anthology 2023

South Carolina Bards Poetry Anthology 2023


An anthology of poetry by South Carolina poets. Published by Local Gems Press. Proud contributor of "Evening Squall." 

  

Purchase SC Bards paperback on Amazon. 

Melissa at book launch SC Bards Poetry Anthology 2023

South Carolina Bards Poetry Anthology 2024

South Carolina Bards Poetry Anthology 2024


An anthology of poetry by South Carolina poets. Published by Local Gems Press. Proud contributor of "Erosion." 

  

Purchase SC Bards paperback on Amazon. 

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