Howard Bryant details Paul Robeson's and Jackie Robinson's lives, tracing how they occasionally intersected and overlapped through civil rights history and Red Scare politics.
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As Jeanne Theoharis shows, in their fight for civil rights, Martin and Coretta Scott King underscored how American cities outside the South upheld segregation in more insidious ways.
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Melissa Burch unravels the web of intersecting interests that work against successful reentry for the formerly incarcerated in employment.
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Caleb Gayle recounts McCabe's life story and quest for Black self-determination, while charting American history alongside it.
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Ibram X. Kendi explores how different authoritarian regimes exploit the Great Replacement Theory (GRT) fallacy to oppress minority groups.
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Treva B. Lindsey underscores the intersecting forms of oppression facing Black women and girls, and how these can be subverted to fuel resistance movements.
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Clegg highlights how issues of race, identity, and political polarization shaped Obama's legacy and the nation’s future.
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Taylor combines political and feminist theory to flesh out a nuanced understanding of intersectionality and how it developed over time through the collective work of women-of-color theorists.
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Nyabola examines the intersection of race, identity, and geopolitics while compellingly analyzing the challenges and opportunities that Black travelers face.
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Lowery presses readers to challenge the mainstreaming of extremist racial violence in order to uphold the values of multiculturalism and liberal democracy.
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David Hackett Fischer explores the diverse African traditions that shaped American institutions and history.
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