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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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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How to Steal a Galaxy
by Alex Revis, review 22 of 2024 Murderbot meets Oceans 11 in book two of the Chaotic Orbits series. I loved being back for another fast paced adventure with 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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Neighbors and Other Stories
Written by Diane Oliver, Review 3, of 2024 Short story collections are chronically underrated, and this collection is no exception. The author, Diane Oliver died in an accident in 1966 […]