Books by Christopher Davis

This is an honorarium to Black women who have continued to honor the tradition of wearing hats to church, made it special and made the image of the Black woman in a hat an allegory for Black Christianity.

Have you been wanting to know more about the significant impact that black women had on the world? The Woman Who Invented Weaving is a fascinating book that contains a catalog of several notable inventors and inventions by black women which include the invention of the bathroom tissue holder, pastry fork, and ironing board amongst others. This book provides readers with facts that black women are not one dimensional but globally relevant.

This is a comprehensive survey, in both its theory and its practice, of the Tabwa who live on the western shore of Lake Tanganyika in the Democratic Republic of Congo.