Kirkus Reviews Best Books of 2025 BookRiot's Best Books of 2025 NPR's New Books to Read Ms. Magazine's Most Anticipated Feminist Book A crucial telling of U.S. history centering the Black women whose magic gave rise to the rich tapestry of American...

This is the first major exhibition and monograph on contemporary artist David Uzochukwu. David Uzochukwu: Bodies of Water is a poetic meditation on identity, migration, and belonging. Marking the artist's first solo museum exhibition, the book introduces...

In the new media age, the Black press has undergone significant changes in content, ownership, and audience. Some digital Black news outlets are foregrounding entertainment over hard news stories, others are not Black owned, many are attracting non-Black...

In the new media age, the Black press has undergone significant changes in content, ownership, and audience. Some digital Black news outlets are foregrounding entertainment over hard news stories, others are not Black owned, many are attracting non-Black...

Harlem, 1961. John is a gifted young jazz musician with a secret he can barely understand himself. He is an uncanny remote viewer with the power to mentally perceive what a person is thinking or looking at. He doesn't read your mind. He sees your...

Noa Ash, a lonely, biracial teenage girl, makes entries into her personal journal during an alien invasion of the Earth. Orphaned during an attack, she is sent to live with a stern grandmother she has never known on Shadow, a once-sunny beach that was...

As a Black child adopted out of the New York foster care system as a toddler and raised by white evangelical parents, Rhonda Roorda had to learn how to walk in two different worlds. She often questioned "whether my skin was too dark" and if she "acted...

Uses an intersectional and intertextual methodology to present a rigorous yet accessible study of Black queer women artists in theater and film. In A Conditional Embrace, Kristyl D. Tift seeks to understand how Black queer women theater and film artists...

Uses an intersectional and intertextual methodology to present a rigorous yet accessible study of Black queer women artists in theater and film. In A Conditional Embrace, Kristyl D. Tift seeks to understand how Black queer women theater and film artists...

Introduce young readers to the extraordinary story of Robert S. Abbott, founder of The Chicago Defender. Born into the harsh realities of segregation, Abbott refused to accept injustice as the status quo. With little more than determination, he launched...

Hacking Hip Hop is a methodological memoir and critical study that positions Hip Hop as a powerful system of design thinking. Drawing on personal narrative, cultural analysis, mathematical reasoning, and more than two decades of teaching and research, Dr...