This book blends memoir, historical account, and cultural analysis to tell the story of how Black excellence has been both encouraged and exploited in American history. I found this account […]
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The Art Cure
In a world that tells people that a fad diet or expensive prescription fix all our ills, Fancourt presents a compelling alternative and the research to back it up. Could […]
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A More Perfect Party
written by Juanita Tolliver, Review 2 of 2025 This book provides an interesting analysis of the impact of Shirley Chisholm’s 1972 presidential campaign told through the lens of the attendees […]
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The Anti-Ableism Manifesto
by Tiffany Yu, Review 20 of 2024 This is a truly wonderful introduction to anti-ableism. Each chapter includes practical everyday skills to develop and actions to take to make the […]
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We Will be Jaguars
by Nemonte Nenquimo, review 19 of 2024 This is a must read. Nemonte Nenquimo’s story is inspiring, challenging, and deeply human. Nenquimo’s message isn’t just about climate activism, though that’s […]
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How to Piss Off Men
by Kyle Prue, Review 17 of 2024 This is a short instructional manual for how to piss off men. Personally, I don’t tend to need instructions for this but I […]
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Survival Is a Promise
The Eternal Life of Audre Lorde by Alexis Pauline Gumbs Review 15 of 2024 Part biography, part poetry recitation, part history lecture, with a dash of pop science, this book defies […]
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Antiracism as Daily Practice
Refuse Shame, Change White Communities, and Help Create a Just World by Jennifer Harvey, Review 9 of 2024 Important note: This book is a great addition to the library of […]
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King: A Life
by Jonathan Eig, Review 10 of 2023 This comprehensive biography of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s life and death, complete with references to recently released FBI investigation reports, is a […]