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In the groundbreaking book, 'A Forgotten Migration: Black Southerners, Segregation Scholarships, and the Debt Owed to Public HBCUs,' Dr. Crystal R. Sanders uncovers the systemic underfunding of HBCUs and the complex legacy of "segregation scholarships."
"Matriarch," written by Tina Knowles and edited by former Cassiuslife editorial director Kierna Mayo will hit stores on April 22.
White Author Caught ‘Review Bombing’ Books By People Of Color Claims She’s Not Racist, Blames Autism
Cait Corrain, who started fake accounts to post negative reviews about books written by competing authors who are also people of color, claims she's not racist and blames autism for her actions.
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Author Cait Corrain, a white woman, was dropped by her publisher and agent after "review bombing" books online written by writers of color.
As more states try to eliminate African American studies courses, these books on Black history can and should be taught in schools right now.
As Black Women's History Month gets underway, a new book - “The Demands of Justice: Enslaved Women, Capital Crime, and Clemency in Early Virginia” - tells the stories of enslaved Black women charged with crimes by their owners. Read an excerpt here.
Get familiar with these award-winning Black fiction writers who have contributed to the culture in immeasurable ways.
This list of must-read memoirs written by Black authors will help you get familiar with some of the most powerful biographical stories being told.
A new book claims Trump credited ex-girlfriend Kara Young's intelligence to her white dad.
Based on real-life experiences drawn from the star's childhood, "My Name Is A Story" depicts Ashanti's journey of empowerment as she learns to love and appreciate her special name.
