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China’s efforts to suppress the memory of the Cultural Revolution have intensified.

Fantasy author Christopher Paolini will be at the Oxford Exchange in Tampa for a book signing

Families like mine have listened to the descendants of enslaved people. Today we launch a lobbying group, Heirs of Slavery, says author and campaigner Alex Renton

"Being a parent has made me a sillier person," poet Clint Smith says. "I loved being able to laugh at my poems and laugh at my writing."

A white parent complained that "Ruby Bridges" was not appropriate for second-graders, as the scenes showing people threatening Ruby and calling her names might teach students that white people hate B…

A reparations task force puts a number to the economic suffering of Black Californians. That's a start.

“I’m currently bouncing back and forth between two: “‘Us Against You,’ the second book in Fredrik Backman’s Beartown trilogy. It’s still hockey season and Backman writes compellingly about a small rural town that runs (for better and for worse) on hockey. It’s filled with great characters, rivalries, politics and small (and large) kinds of violence […]

A reparations task force puts a number to the economic suffering of Black Californians. That's a start.

The award-winning author of How the Word is Passed and Above Ground on W.E.B. Du Bois, The Warmth of Other Suns, and the Book That Broke His Heart.