A Black, Queer, FeminIst, Disabled, Urbanist Guide, Toolkit, and Companion for modern life on Earth from one of the world's most notable contemporary urbanists and the creator of The Black Urbanist multimedia platform.We all know the rent is too damn...

Uncover the transformative power of courage and cultural pride with Queen Yaa Saves the Golden Stool. This title champions the virtues of bravely and embracing our heritage to young readers. Inspired by the indomitable Queen Yaa Asantewaa if Ghana's...

Shiffon was meant to be a memory, her name reduced to a whisper, her story sealed as another casualty of Maverick McClay's violent legacy. But December in Atlanta peels back secrets like wrapping paper. When Shiffon resurfaces with her newborn son, it's...

In Gauthier, love isn't just found. It's forever.Phylicia "Phil" Simmons has built her life around restoring the past. Her craftsmanship and eye for beauty have made her one of Louisiana's most sought-after artisans, but taking on the renovation of Belle...

Afam and the New Yam Festival is a heartwarming children's picture book, perfect for readers aged 3-8, that explores the beauty of family, heritage, and unity.In this story, seven-year-old Afam is thrilled to meet his extended family, indulge in...

Jonathan Chibuike Ukah, a celebrated lyrical voice among the African Diaspora, reminds us how the present and future are molded from our origins. Love, grief, the marching of time and spiritual endurance weave their varying modal melodies into a single...

A is for Africa is a fun ABC picture book celebrating Africa's diverse history, geography and cultures. A is for Africa is a beautiful introduction to Africa for children. It is perfect for improving literacy and inspiring learning and curiosity at home...

What does it mean to navigate UK higher education as a non-academic Black woman, foreign-born and working within predominantly White institutions? This powerful book offers a rare and necessary perspective, uncovering the ways race, gender, and...

Three Bird Song is a modern-day folktale about friendship, loyalty and acceptance. Written in the tradition of Ghanaian storytelling, author Efua Winful has captured the charm and vitality of the country from which she came. Chi, a plain brown bird and...

Tainted Coffee With 3 Teaspoons of Sugar is a collection of poems and short reflections about survival, faith, and the slow work of healing after abuse. Darcel Ranay Gibson writes with honesty and care, helping readers go from shock and sorrow toward...

Bobby Tyrone grew up in impoverished segregated area called "The Bottom" where he got that last glimpse of unity in the community which he always lived and longed for. After he stole a book from his English teacher, he was put on a self help quest where...

On Back of Track: The Epidemic of Violence among African-American Youth in the Gresham Park Community, Dr. Hubert Brown research offers an astounding reality check into violence which challenge the existence, maintenance, and sustenance of the future of...