Davis discusses with Rose Scott her mother’s journey to becoming an entrepreneur.
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TWATFD Featured In Detroit Free Press Op-Ed On Underground Economies
“Davis argues that society’s dim view of the street lottery was largely shaped by a newspaper-fueled perception that the lottery was a black man’s game, much in the way that 1930s propaganda convinced Americans that marijuana was inherently evil because it was the intoxicant of choice for black and brown people.”
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New York Times Sunday Book Review Calls TWATFD “Extraordinary” And “Exhilarating”
Kaitlyn Greenidge writes, “We need more stories like Fannie’s — the triumph and good life of a lucky black woman in a deeply corrupt world.”
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Davis Featured On WBAI’s Dreamleapers Radio Show With Harriette Cole
Davis speaks with WBAI’s Harriette Cole about TWATFD and balancing memoir and social history.
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Davis Shares Her Must-Read Book By A Woman For Glamour
For International Women’s Day, Davis, along with other women authors, shared her favorite book written by a woman — her literary idol.
