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Any time is always a great time to read a book by a Black woman! Because of that, we’ve curated a selection of essential reads crafted by Black women authors, spanning a range of genres and themes. Through their compelling narratives, these authors delve into universal truths, cultural nuances, and experiences often overlooked

According to the group PEN America, more than 30 states have banned books by Black authors, including classics such as The Color Purple and The Autobiography of Malcolm X. The same group reports that “books about race, racism or that feature characters of color” make up 30% of the titles that are being banned. Banning a book does not make it illegal to own, but it creates

The nonprofit Visit Philadelphia, “the region’s official leisure tourism marketing agency,” has joined forces with Little Free Library to bring locals and tourists to the Little Free(dom) Library to celebrate Black History Month.

It’s important to know whether the victims’ status as escorts was a contributing factor in why it took police over a decade to solve this case, writes Kara Alaimo.

Mikki Kendall, a bestselling author, diversity consultant and feminist, kicked off Black History Month Wednesday as North Central College’s keynote speaker.

Tying gender to military intervention has often been disastrous. Is there another way?

With books about race and racism being banned from school libraries across the country, it’s more important than ever this Black History Month to highlight titles that will illuminate the

Black feminism critiqued the whiteness of 2nd Wave Feminism & brought it to the present conversations that include race, sexuality, & class. Here are some of those books.

I am a queer, biracial woman who started with Texas Jail Project as their North Texas Community Organizer in early August. One month later, the six-week abortion ban went into effect. When I attended the Fort Worth Women’s March and Rally for Abortion Justice, I was deeply disheartened by the lack of inclusivity and

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott called on the Texas Associated of School Boards to remove "clearly pornographic" content found in school libraries.