I Am Me is the children's book of empowerment for every little black girl who sees beauty in herself, her world, and her heart. A story about a boy named Matthew who who asks himself a very simple but ...

A great way to celebrate is by reading your kids Black History Month books. "Vice-President Kamala Harris paid tribute to Shirley Chisolm when she launched her presidential campaign last year.

Get inspired and informed by the lives, experiences, struggles, achievements, and contributions of Black individuals throughout history to the present day. Teachers, parents, & librarians, you ...

Black kids will connect with their own history, and everyone else will learn how integral those connections are to American ...

To celebrate Black History Month this year, dive into a fellow reader’s favorite book by a Black author. While Black authors make up a smaller percentage of the publishing industry than their ...

CADL has released a curated Black History Month reading list featuring ... From powerful biographies to engaging fiction and children's books, these titles highlight themes of justice, identity ...

What is Black History Month? It is a 28-day recognition of ... Luckily, there are many books for kids and adults that teach powerful Black history subjects in colorful and enlightening ways.

With the dawn of Black History Month comes deep reflection ... we rounded up the 16 most popular books about Black History, according to Goodreads members. From critically acclaimed memoirs ...

This Black History Month, dive into a curated list of books to celebrate Black culture. From powerful stories that parallel history to thrillers that leave you on the edge of your seat ...

Works from an environmental activist, a legal scholar, a renowned historian, and a debut novelist provide a range of paths to learning about Black History Black History Month is more important ...

February is Black History Month, and this year's this is "African Americans and Labor." Here are three books I recommend: 1. Robert Higgs, Competition and Coercion: Blacks in the American Economy ...