"From Crack Mother to Wildflower, Writing to Transgress: The Sankofa Writing Method" by Dr. Ayana T. Hardaway is an intergenerational narrative on the impact of the crack epidemic on Black women and their families. Challenging harmful stereotypes like the “Crack Mother” and “Crack Baby,” Hardaway blends memory, scholarship, and storytelling to reclaim narratives and expose systemic violence. Drawing on Black feminist and Afrofuturist traditions, she introduces Endarkened Afrofuturist Feminism and the Sankofa Writing Method—a framework for remembering, recovering, and moving forward. Inspired by thinkers such as bell hooks, Toni Morrison, Octavia E. Butler, and Alice Walker, this work shows how writing becomes a tool of resistance, restoration, and liberation for Black women.