Black Tudors

The book brings to light lesser-known figures, and I'm curious about the research process behind choosing these specific stories and how she balanced them within the broader history.

Reading about their roles and lives challenged my assumptions about race and integration in that era. Were these stories as overlooked as I think, or have they been hiding in plain sight?

The Tudor era is often associated with monarchy and political intrigue, but this book shifts the focus to marginalized lives. I wonder what motivated that choice and how it shapes our understanding of the period.