The librarian | Marie Benedict and Victoria Murray

Tells the story of "Amina the Librarian" about the exceptional Black woman Bille Da Costa Green, distinguished by her mind, style, and intelligence, who shares with her mother the trait of protecting her family and her heritage by adopting the white identity in a disgusting racist world. Bille Da Costa Green, in her twenties, was appointed by J.P. Morgan, one of the wealthy, to oversee a collection of manuscripts, books, and rare artworks in his newly built "Bergmont Morgan" library, then Bille, thanks to her joining, became the personal librarian for Mr. Morgan, a key player in New York City society, and one of the most influential figures in the art and literary world, distinguished by her extraordinary artistic taste and her skill in negotiating to win art and manuscript auctions.