Black Coffee describes the true essence of a Black woman's struggle within society. Regina Duggins AKA "Gina Mocha The Poet" uses poetry as an autobiographical journal to explore subjects such as childhood rape, identity acceptance, race, love, and relationships. She also writes to shed light on women's lives in a male-dominant society. Gina Mocha writes about the social injustices that affect Black Woman, Black Males, Black Youth, LGBTQ communities, conundrums, mental fortitude, and her life experiences. Gina Mocha has stated that writing poetry books becomes her refuge as she works through her trauma.