Contributions by Arthur Banton, Adrian A. Bautista, Shannon M. Cochran, Nancy J. Holland, Zachary Hoskins, Judson L. Jeffries, Zada Johnson, Deirdre T. Guion Peoples, Caterina Y. Pierre, John Rafalski, Molly Reinhoudt, Gina Shropshire, and Laura Tiebert...

Straight from the success of his hit television series The Family Business, New York Times bestselling author Carl Weber returns to his storytelling roots, blending his signature dramatic flair with a cast of new, entertaining characters. At the heart of...

A portrait of Black life in the Great Plains, written by a key figure in the Chicago Renaissance and decades-long editor of Ebony.Era Bell Thompson grew up on the plains of North Dakota, where she and her family were some of the only Black people amid an...

Long before debates over educational equity dominated the national conversation, Black communities across the American South were quietly and subversively building their own institutions. In A Born Teacher: The Making of a Black Community School in...

Learn all about the Underground Railroad, the people who traveled it, and its important role in American history with this National Geographic Level 3 Reader, perfect for independent readers strengthening their academic vocabulary and comprehension. The...

From the ancient kingdoms of Africa to the America of today, this important and accessible encyclopedia from National Geographic Kids explores more than 400 years of African American history through photos, maps, artifacts, stories, and more. Created in...

How AfroLatinx artists transform the body into an archive of resistance through a decolonial ciguapa aestheticIn Ciguapa Unbound, Omaris Z. Zamora reimagines the Dominican myth of La Ciguapa to explore the untold stories of Black Dominican women...

How AfroLatinx artists transform the body into an archive of resistance through a decolonial ciguapa aestheticIn Ciguapa Unbound, Omaris Z. Zamora reimagines the Dominican myth of La Ciguapa to explore the untold stories of Black Dominican women...

This ethno-historical analysis uses the oral histories of three generations of African American migrants to Saginaw, Michigan to show how social processes within the African American community changed in response to the local race-based opportunity...

In this gorgeously illustrated fairy tale adventure, fairy Violet sets off on a quest to confront the cruel Frost King and save her kingdom. In this luminous reimagining of Louisa May Alcott's fairy tale, Virginia Hamilton tells the story of Violet--a...