Jumata Emill

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Jumata Emill

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Jumata Emill is a journalist who has covered crime and local politics in Mississippi and parts of Louisiana. He earned his BA in mass communications from Southern University and A&M College. He’s a Pitch Wars alum and a member of the Crime Writers of Color. When he’s not writing about murderous teens, he’s watching and obsessively tweeting about every franchise of the Real Housewives. Jumata lives in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, and is the author of The Black Queen and Wander in the Dark.

Average rating: 4.0 · 5,078 ratings · 1,115 reviews · 3 distinct worksSimilar authors
The Black Queen

3.97 avg rating — 3,750 ratings — published 2023
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Wander in the Dark

4.05 avg rating — 1,243 ratings — published 2024 — 11 editions
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I Don't Wish You Well

4.41 avg rating — 85 ratings — expected publication 2026 — 4 editions
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“Why is video evidence never enough to convict white people of killing us, but suspicion alone is enough to gun us down and lock us up?”
Jumata Emill, The Black Queen

“You talk about her like she was an object. Like she was this thing, and not the person you helped bring into this world. And I treated her like she was irrelevant. She had every right to resent us. I resent us.”
Jumata Emill, The Black Queen

“Her being the first Black homecoming queen really had me walking around thinking we had accomplished something great. But representation isn’t enough. It isn’t the liberation I thought it was. The homecoming elections policy, the racial quotas, it’s all another form of performative activism. It doesn’t really fix the issue if the same oppressive systems remain.”
Jumata Emill, The Black Queen

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