Stephanie Sendaula

Kyle Buchanan | PERFORMING ARTS,  Feb 01, 2022

Hannah Gadsby | BIOGRAPHY,  Feb 01, 2022

A can’t-miss memoir that will make readers laugh, cry, and everything in between.

Sesali Bowen | SOCIAL SCIENCES,  Nov 01, 2021

Expertly interviewing personal anecdotes with pop culture, Bowen has written a necessary work that centers Black women in the modern history of feminism. Pass along to fans of Hood Feminism, by Mikki Kendall.

Andrea Elliott | SOCIAL SCIENCES,  Oct 01, 2021

An unforgettable account, both heartrending and heartbreaking, of structural racism and inequality. Like Matthew Desmond’s Evicted, Elliott’s tour de force is destined to become a classic.

| HISTORY,  Oct 01, 2021

Like the magazine version of the 1619 Project, this invaluable book sets itself apart by reframing readers’ understanding of U.S. history, past and present.

Nigel Poor & Earlonne Woods | SOCIAL SCIENCES,  Oct 01, 2021

Even readers unfamiliar with the podcast will be absorbed by Poor and Woods’s storytelling and their ability to draw out intimate conversations on hope and humanity.

Nicole Glover | SFF,  Oct 01, 2021

| COOKING & FOOD,  Oct 01, 2021

Whether read straight through or browsed section by section, this meaningful book brings Black foodways into focus and will leave a lasting impact.

Joshua McFadden & Martha Holmberg | COOKING & FOOD,  Oct 01, 2021

McFadden’s latest is destined to become a go-to cookbook.