Constitutional interpretations of the Second Amendment have consistently disadvantaged African Americans, leaving them more vulnerable to violence.
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Based on the newspaper project, this new book reimagines the standard American history curriculum by reexploring pivotal historical events from the perspective of Black Americans.
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Exploring her own racial ancestry, Georgina Lawton urges readers to unpack commonly held perceptions of race to understand how these ultimately diminish non-white people's humanity.
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This absorbing portrayal of a neglected yet noteworthy African American historian-activist poignantly speaks to the past and present of the African American experience.
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Ninety authors explore different facets of African American history as a "choir" of voices, tapping into individual legacies of resilience and resistance.
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Mariame Kaba harnesses her expertise in abolition to challenge the US's system of mass incarceration and suggest alternative forms of justice.
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In The Sum of Us, McGhee offers a compassionate study of racism's damaging effects on all of society—including white America.
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