Cheryl Holmes-Miller is a highly respected figure in the design field. In her memoir, she tackles pivotal questions as to the whereabouts of Black designers: the history of their origin, and why they have not been identified and celebrated in design books. With these questions in mind, she traces her own growth as a designer and leader. She begins with her own multiethnic family history and moves on to reveal her impressive graphic design education and professional experiences over the years, including her advocacy to raise awareness of Black designers and to celebrate them. It is a fascinating read for anyone and an excellent resource for graphic design professionals.