In Ghost Woman, Crystal Simone Smith explores the long and deep connections between nature, personhood, ancestry, and trauma through haiku and haibun. Separated into five sections, the poems emphasize the way social bonds and landscapes are reflected in...

Erin and Capone's love continues to blossom--but tragedy's never far behind--in the second volume of #BookTok favorite Jahquel J.'s Delgato Family series.Erin Cooper and Capone Delgato's love has deepened into something they've both always dreamed of,...

Originally published in 1961, Benjamin Quarles's The Negro in the American Revolution remains one of the most comprehensive histories of the presence and politics of Black people in the colonies and their complicated participation in the American...

Originally published in 1961, Benjamin Quarles's The Negro in the American Revolution remains one of the most comprehensive histories of the presence and politics of Black people in the colonies and their complicated participation in the American...

In this bilingual Inuktitut/English book, Ilataaq just moved to a new community in the North with her parents and pup. Ilataaq has curly hair, brown skin, and big, beautiful eyes. At her new school, the kids have some questions about the things that make...

Alora is excited for her family's big move. Her parents promised that she can have a pajama party in their new house, and she can't wait to invite her friends. There's just one problem: Alora doesn't know how to host a pajama party. Good thing her new...

Tia has never had trouble saying exactly what she believes.As a late-night radio host, her honesty keeps listeners calling, arguing, and coming back for more. Off the air, that same certainty has helped her build a life where no one gets close enough to...

Marie Harrison (1948-2019), an environmental activist of San Francisco's Bayview Hunters Point, spent her life fighting for basic services such as housing, energy, and employment that had become money makers for a few but a dream deferred for her...

The Audacious Ministry of Zilpha Elaw analyzes the life, autobiography, and transatlantic travels of one of the first Black Methodist women ministers in history. A celebrity of her time, hardly any documentation on Zilpha Elaw is left in the historical...

The Audacious Ministry of Zilpha Elaw analyzes the life, autobiography, and transatlantic travels of one of the first Black Methodist women ministers in history. A celebrity of her time, hardly any documentation on Zilpha Elaw is left in the historical...

A showcase of more than 180 works of art by African American artistsIn the twelve years since the first edition of Represent was published, the Philadelphia Museum of Art has acquired many more works of art by American artists of African descent. Emma...

Real Men Teach interweaves historical and contemporary stories of men in education to illuminate the challenges of diversifying the teaching workforce and offers a blueprint for the future of education in America. Real Men Teach: Reimagining the Future...