Collins points out that the socially coded silence regarding domestic abuse in Black women's literature stems from the writers':

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Collins argues that Black women writers often navigate a complex cultural landscape where they aim to affirm their culture and traditions while also contending with contested images of their community. This dual focus can lead to a socially coded silence on issues like domestic abuse, as addressing such topics directly might challenge these broader cultural narratives or contribute to negative stereotyping.

Collins Points Out That the Socially Coded Silence Regarding Domestic