Book Excerpt: On Loop: Black Sonic Politics in Oakland
"Oakland’s funk culture didn’t just slap. It slapped back."
"Oakland’s funk culture didn’t just slap. It slapped back."
"Within every young person exists unrealized brilliance."
“I'll Make Me a World” highlights the origins and evolutions of Black History Month.
Emile Suotonye DeWeaver authored, "Ghost in the Criminal Justice Machine: Reform, White Supremacy, and an Abolitionist Future."
An excerpt from Dr. Liza J. Rankow's "Soul Medicine for a Fractured World."
Prose to the People celebrates Black bookstores, like Marcus Books, the nation's oldest Black bookstore.
Khariyyah Shabazz is the author of "Resilient Voices."
Mam History is a written resource for Mayan-Mam students and history enthusiasts from all backgrounds.
An excerpt from Aida Mariam Davis' book, "Kindred Creation."
Read an insightful excerpt from Martin Reynolds, co-executive director of the Maynard Institute for Journalism Education, reflecting on the profound impact of George Floyd's killing on his perspective as a journalist and a Black man.