An anthology of essays, letters, and creative work reflecting on the experience of Black girlhood, by an inspiring group of teenage girls. The voices of young Black girls are too often left out of conversations on the Black girl experience; in this collection, the founder of South London-based organisation Milk Honey Bees seeks to bring their voices to the front. Girlhood Unfiltered will reach those readers who relate, those who want to learn and those who care deeply about their community.

Ebinehita Iyere founded Milk Honey Bees in 2017 as a creative and expressive safe space for young Black women and girls in South London. She is a passionate public speaker, mentor and advocate for young people across London, and is currently completing her PhD on the complexities and flaws in the education system as per the experiences of Black teenagers. Milk Honey Bees have partnered with Sony, Barbie, The Black Girl Global Justice Initiative and more.