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Provocative retelling of American history.
Highlights Black perspectives and experiences.
Challenges conventional historical narratives.
Meticulous research from primary sources.
Combines humor with serious commentary.
Corrects the whitewashed American mythology.
Essential reading for understanding true history.
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New York Times Bestseller and award-winning book.
Reveals government's role in racial segregation.
Challenges myths about de facto segregation.
Describes systematic segregation policies and practices.
Essential reading for understanding urban history.
Includes 13 impactful illustrations.
Calls for addressing historical injustices.
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Explores far right's historical revisionism tactics.
Highlights threats to democracy and education globally.
Analyzes authoritarian movements' impact on society.
Calls for action against fascist ideologies.
Identifies key funders and intellectual roots.
Emphasizes importance of preserving critical inquiry.
Promotes defense of democratic institutions and values.
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#1 National Bestseller and New York Times Bestseller.
Explores narratives shaping our realities and perceptions.
Intertwines personal journeys with profound societal questions.
Challenges conventional narratives surrounding race and identity.
Engages with significant historical and contemporary conflicts.
Encourages embracing difficult truths for liberation.
Written by acclaimed author Ta-Nehisi Coates.
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Classic work by Carter Godwin Woodson
Exposes educational structures of racial segregation
Highlights disparities in the black community
A foundational text for understanding education's impacts
Insights remain relevant in today's society
Encourages critical thinking about education and race
A must-read for educators and students alike
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Powerful exploration of America's racial history.
Written as a letter to his son.
Winner of multiple prestigious literary awards.
Combines personal narrative with historical insights.
Addresses the impact of race on identity.
Challenges readers to confront uncomfortable truths.
Offers a vision for healing and understanding.
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#1 New York Times Bestseller
Expands groundbreaking 1619 Project journalism
Explores legacy of slavery in America
Includes essays, poetry, and fiction
Contributors include renowned authors and thinkers
Contextualizes race and caste in contemporary society
Highlights ongoing impact of slavery today
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True story of the last slave ship, Clotilda.
Uncovers America's complicated legacy of slavery.
Discoveries made by journalist Ben Raines.
Describes Africatown's founding by enslaved survivors.
Highlights ongoing racial oppression and community resilience.
Depicts the quest for historical truth and healing.
Celebrates human curiosity and triumph over adversity.
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#1 National Bestseller and New York Times bestseller.
Explores stories that shape our realities and narratives.
Reflects on race, history, and identity in America.
Three intertwining essays journey through conflict sites.
Challenges conventional narratives and societal myths.
Insights from travels to Africa, Columbia, and Palestine.
Urgent call for embracing difficult truths and realities.
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Essential reading for cultural and historical understanding.
Explores themes of control and manipulation in society.
Combines two influential works in one volume.
Highly regarded in educational settings and discussions.
Encourages critical thinking and self-reflection.
A beautifully produced addition to any library.
Stimulates important conversations about race and identity.
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Explores poverty in America's wealthiest nation.
Highlights how affluent benefit from impoverished communities.
Calls for collective action against systemic poverty.
Combines history, research, and original reporting.
Encourages readers to envision solutions for poverty.
Provocative insights on welfare state design.
Advocates for a new era of shared prosperity.
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Explores gender bias in data systems.
Highlights women’s unique needs and experiences.
Investigates implications for health and safety.
Examines workplace inequality through data analysis.
Reveals patterns in public policy and design.
Groundbreaking insights supported by extensive research.
Engaging and accessible writing style throughout.
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NATIONAL BESTSELLER that shaped civil rights movement.
Insightful exploration of race in America today.
Powerful evocation of Baldwin's Harlem upbringing.
Two impactful letters on racial injustice.
Described as brilliant prose by The New York Times.
Calls for unity in confronting racism's legacy.
A classic work of American literature.
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A New York Times Bestseller
Urgent message from Senator Chuck Schumer
Highlights rising antisemitism in America
Personal journey through Jewish American history
Explores political and cultural influences
Calls for awareness and action
Warns of unchecked hatred's consequences
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Explores trauma from centuries of African enslavement.
Examines the legacy of slavery in modern America.
Addresses ongoing psychological impacts on African Americans.
Dr. Joy DeGruy's professional insights and experience.
Encourages understanding through historical context.
Addresses institutionalized racism and its effects.
Promotes healing for future generations.
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Autobiography of Frederick Douglass, former slave.
Powerful account of his journey to freedom.
Graphic descriptions of childhood and slavery experiences.
Influential work in African-American history.
Compelling narrative with vivid storytelling.
Essential reading for civil rights enthusiasts.
Published in 1845, a timeless classic.
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Challenges assumptions about race and culture.
Examines historical beliefs and their impacts today.
Explores ghetto culture and its development.
Critiques white liberal perspectives on black communities.
Based on extensive research and documented facts.
Written by renowned scholar Thomas Sowell.
Encourages critical thinking on racial issues.
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Acclaimed author Michael Harriot redefines American history.
Addresses the whitewashed narratives of traditional textbooks.
Combines humor with meticulous historical research.
Highlights overlooked Black experiences throughout history.
Offers a provocative and honest retelling of events.
Challenges oppressive power through incisive storytelling.
Essential reading for understanding America's true past.
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Debunks myths of the social justice movement.
Explores meanings behind common social justice terms.
Challenges widely held beliefs with documented facts.
Examines historical consequences of social justice agendas.
Highlights fallibility of all human beings.
Questions certainty of social justice advocates' missions.
Encourages reflection on the path forward.
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Comprehensive analysis of Heritage's 920-page document.
Chapter-by-chapter breakdown of key arguments and proposals.
Profiles of influential donors and strategists involved.
Data-driven insights on real-world policy impacts.
Accessible summary for political enthusiasts and novices.
Essential reading for understanding America's political future.
Urgent resource ahead of the 2024 election.
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Explores white people's reactions to racial challenges.
Highlights how white fragility sustains racial inequality.
Written by antiracist educator Robin DiAngelo.
Describes emotions like anger, fear, and guilt.
Encourages meaningful cross-racial dialogue and understanding.
Provides insights on engaging constructively with racism.
A critical resource for anti-racism discussions.
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A NATIONAL BESTSELLER in racial justice literature.
Examines racism through trauma and body-centered psychology.
Focuses on healing generational anguish and trauma.
Addresses impacts on all racial groups, including police.
Introduces body-centered understanding of white supremacy.
Provides a step-by-step healing process for recovery.
Authored by expert Resmaa Menakem in racialized trauma.
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Best-selling book on white racial dynamics.
Explores defensive reactions to racial challenges.
Discusses maintaining racial inequality through fragility.
Encourages constructive engagement on racism discussions.
Written by antiracist educator Robin DiAngelo.
Illuminates emotions like anger, fear, and guilt.
Promotes understanding racism beyond ‘bad people’ stereotypes.
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Explores exploitation of Jewish history for comfort.
Winner of multiple prestigious literary awards.
Reflects on antisemitism and its rising presence.
Examines fascination with Jewish deaths over living lives.
Includes personal family experiences and reflections.
Challenges public piety surrounding Jewish historical tragedies.
Now features a reading group guide.
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Critique of modern feminist movement's blind spots.
Focus on everyday women's essential needs.
Addresses intersectionality of race, class, and gender.
Collection of powerful, thought-provoking essays.
A call to action for inclusive feminism.
Highlights issues like hunger and health disparities.
Irrefutable indictment of privilege in feminism.
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Award-winning exploration of white women's roles.
Investigates women's economic power in slavery.
Challenges traditional views of slave ownership.
Highlights women's direct engagement in slave markets.
Uses diverse sources for thorough historical analysis.
Offers insights into southern women's history.
Provokes rethinking of America's slaveholding legacy.
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Explores white fear's impact on American culture.
Analyzes political trends shaped by white fear.
Examines voting laws affecting people of color.
Connects movements like Black Lives Matter to reactions.
Addresses future minority status of white Americans.
Offers solutions to dismantle white fear.
Advocates for a more inclusive society.
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Powerful critique of modern feminist movements.
Focuses on intersectionality: race, class, gender, and more.
Addresses essential needs like food and safety.
Challenges mainstream feminism's priorities and perspectives.
Collection of essays from a fresh black feminist voice.
Required reading for anyone interested in feminism today.
Encourages solidarity and inclusion within feminist movements.
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Essential guide on race and racism.
Based on viral video series insights.
Addresses systemic racism in America.
Encourages open, uncomfortable conversations.
Explains concepts like white privilege and cultural appropriation.
Promotes compassion and understanding in discussions.
Inspires readers to join the antiracist movement.
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Revised edition addressing modern diversity and inclusion challenges.
Explores root causes of personal and societal conflicts.
Tells a powerful fictional story of reconciliation.
Teaches strategies to overcome deep-rooted divisions.
Discusses dehumanization patterns in contemporary society.
Vital resource for combating racism and prejudice.
Equips readers with tools for transformative conflict resolution.
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