The Hidden History of the Black Comedians Who Rewrote American Humor
They didn't just tell jokes; they acted as America’s conscience. Discover the grit, the glory, and the hilarious rebellion behind Geoff Bennett’s "Black Out Loud."
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Captured By Nazis, A Queer Black Scholar Who Refused To Abandon His Love
Discover the life of Reed Peggram, a Black Harvard scholar who remained in Europe during WWII for the man he loved.
‘I Opened My Father’s Old Boxes and Found a Lost World’
When Dorothy Roberts opened her late father’s boxes, she found more than just paper—she found a 1937 obsession with interracial marriage that mirrored her own family's history.
She Thought She Was an Ordinary Tween. Then an Ancient Royal Curse Found Her.
A girl discovers she is a real-life princess with a hidden past and an ancient curse in Destiny of the Diamond Princess.
10 Best Books Of 2025: The Ultimate Year-End Reading List
Our Best of 2025 roundup features ten must-read fiction and nonfiction books to inspire, challenge, and entertain in the new year.
Gary Tyler Threads Racism, Resilience And Redemption Into One Powerful Memoir
Gary Tyler recounts his wrongful conviction and 41 years in Angola Prison, exposing racism, resilience, and hope in Stitching Freedom.
Arshay Cooper’s New Book Shows How Trauma Becomes Transcendence
Arshay Cooper’s Let Me Be Real With You shares honest lessons on overcoming trauma, building resilience, and reaching your full potential.
Bloom How You Must: Black Women’s Self-Care Guide Rooted in Ancestral Healing
“Bloom How You Must” by Tara Pringle Jefferson is a self-care guide for Black women, blending wellness tips with generational healing.
‘Black Arms To Hold You Up’: A Young Adult’s Journey Through Black Liberation History
Ben Passmore’s Black Arms to Hold You Up highlights Black resistance and activism through a powerful, illustrated history.
New Book Reveals How Black-Owned Bookstores Spark Change
A vivid history of Black-owned bookstores and the activists, authors, and communities that built and sustained them.
Captured By Nazis, A Queer Black Scholar Who Refused To Abandon His Love
Discover the life of Reed Peggram, a Black Harvard scholar who remained in Europe during WWII for the man he loved.
‘I Opened My Father’s Old Boxes and Found a Lost World’
When Dorothy Roberts opened her late father’s boxes, she found more than just paper—she found a 1937 obsession with interracial marriage that mirrored her own family's history.
She Thought She Was an Ordinary Tween. Then an Ancient Royal Curse Found Her.
A girl discovers she is a real-life princess with a hidden past and an ancient curse in Destiny of the Diamond Princess.
10 Best Books Of 2025: The Ultimate Year-End Reading List
Our Best of 2025 roundup features ten must-read fiction and nonfiction books to inspire, challenge, and entertain in the new year.
Gary Tyler Threads Racism, Resilience And Redemption Into One Powerful Memoir
Gary Tyler recounts his wrongful conviction and 41 years in Angola Prison, exposing racism, resilience, and hope in Stitching Freedom.
Arshay Cooper’s New Book Shows How Trauma Becomes Transcendence
Arshay Cooper’s Let Me Be Real With You shares honest lessons on overcoming trauma, building resilience, and reaching your full potential.
Bloom How You Must: Black Women’s Self-Care Guide Rooted in Ancestral Healing
“Bloom How You Must” by Tara Pringle Jefferson is a self-care guide for Black women, blending wellness tips with generational healing.
‘Black Arms To Hold You Up’: A Young Adult’s Journey Through Black Liberation History
Ben Passmore’s Black Arms to Hold You Up highlights Black resistance and activism through a powerful, illustrated history.
New Book Reveals How Black-Owned Bookstores Spark Change
A vivid history of Black-owned bookstores and the activists, authors, and communities that built and sustained them.