This Bookworm Review highlights two powerful books examining healthcare disparities affecting African Americans. Authors Nicole Carr and Dr. Kemi Doll...
A compelling yet demanding biography explores Reed Peggram’s bold decision to risk everything for love during World War II, blending Black history, intellectual pursuit, and a...
Celebrate Women’s History Month with engaging children’s books that highlight courage, activism, and historical impact—from trailblazing girls to influential queens shaping the past. #WomensHistoryMonth #BookReview #ChildrensBooks...
W. Ralph Eubanks traces how the Mississippi Delta’s fertile land became synonymous with entrenched poverty, revealing a powerful history of racism, resilience, and memory in this...
In Stitching Freedom, Gary Tyler recounts how a wrongful conviction rooted in racism stole more than four decades of his life, while revealing how mentorship, service,...
In a candid interview with Jonathan Capehart, former First Lady Michelle Obama discusses The Look, a visually rich book that goes beyond fashion to explore identity,...
In Bloom How You Must, Tara Pringle Jefferson blends history, wellness, and candid guidance to offer Black women a powerful self-care roadmap rooted in legacy, resilience,...
Genius Unbroken chronicles the remarkable life of Dr. Charles R. Drew, the pioneering Black physician whose breakthroughs in blood banking and medical innovation saved countless lives,...
Char Adams’ new book Black-Owned traces the revolutionary journey of Black-owned bookstores from David Ruggles’ abolitionist shop in 1834 to today’s digital literary spaces. Blending history,...
In A Thousand Ways to Die, Trymaine Lee fuses memoir, journalism, and history to expose how violence shapes Black life — physically, economically, emotionally — and...
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