Does it mean anything to apologize for virulent bigotry on someone else's behalf?
These books by former police, attorneys, and activists like Maya Schenwar’s Who Do you Serve? Who Do You Protect? speak on the history of policing and the need for police reform.
Here are some free ebooks about police violence to read right now, in the wake of Black Lives Matter protests across the world.
The audiobook of STAMPED FROM THE BEGINNING by Ibram X. Kendi is currently available for free on Spotify.
These nonfiction books about racism toward Asian Americans are all too timely as the COVID-19 pandemic incites xenophobia and attacks.
The question remains valid. Are we allowed to appreciate flawed books? On the surface, the answer is a clear yes. Nothing is without flaws, after all.
Language is the building block of stereotyping. These books and quotes dig into the ways racial stereotypes are baked into our every day vernacular.
A reader attended the Santa Monica Public Library's book club discussion about THE HATE U GIVE and shares the library's list of further reading.
On the timeliness of MUDBOUND by Hillary Jordan.
Looking to weave racial justice into your reading life? Here are ten tips to help you become a more actively anti-racist reader.
Listen when people tell you about their experiences with racism and sexism in publishing.
Read about racism, activism, and history in these three short nonfiction reads.
A list of books that discusses how black people live and persist despite racism.
