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Celebrate Black History & Culture

February is Black History Month, an annual celebration and recognition of the spectacular contributions and achievements, as well as the overwhelming struggles and hardships, of the African American community. This year we are highlighting powerful Black voices across all genres of literature, from playwrights to poets, pioneers of the Harlem Renaissance to modern writers just making their debut. Understand the history, embrace the culture, and engage in a thought-provoking discussion with our 2023 Black History Month collection.


New Releases & Coming Soon

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When Broadway was Black cover image
The Violin Conspiracy cover image
 
The Light We Carry cover image
 
You Made a Fool of Death with Your Beauty cover image
A Long Way Down cover image
 
 
 

Classic Works by Black Authors

For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide cover image
Invisible Man cover image
Kindred cover image
 
I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings cover image
 
Passing cover image
Go Tell It On The Mountain cover image
 
 
 

History

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The Autobiography of Malcolm X cover image
His Name is George Floyd cover image
 
The Black Period cover image
 
Four Hundred Souls cover image
Caste cover image
 
 
 

Poetry

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To The Realization of Perfect Helplessness cover image
The Weary Blues cover image
 
Maafa cover image
 
The New Testament cover image
Brown cover image
 
 
 

Culture

Black Food cover image
Koshersoul cover image
My America cover image
 
Uncomfortable Conversations with a Black Man cover image
 
Rodney Scott's World of BBQ cover image
The Fire Next Time cover image
 
 
 

Staff Picks

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Bird Brother: A Falconer's Journey and the Healing Power of Wildlife By Rodney Stotts, Kate Pipkin (Contributions by) Cover Image
By Rodney Stotts, Kate Pipkin (Contributions by)
$26.00
ISBN: 9781642831740
Availability: Usually Ships in 1-5 Days
Published: Island Press - February 3rd, 2022

"Bird Brother is a candid tale of one man’s journey to becoming a master falconer. This thought provoking story of second chances and following your dreams is one you won’t be able to put down."
-Della, Atlanta


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Chasing Me to My Grave: An Artist's Memoir of the Jim Crow South By Winfred Rembert, Erin I. Kelly, Bryan Stevenson (Foreword by) Cover Image
$30.00
ISBN: 9781635576597
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Published: Bloomsbury Publishing - September 7th, 2021

"While the horrors of the Jim Crow South have been well documented, Winfred Rembert’s memoir in words and paintings lends immediacy and specificity to their lasting trauma. Rembert’s survival could be described as miraculous if that didn’t seem to discount his own tenacity or absolve his tormentors. Chasing Me to My Grave is painful to read, but it also celebrates beauty and joy and kindness. It is a powerful testament to America’s most shameful history, but even more so to Rembert’s talent and vision as an artist, and to his unique and indomitable spirit."
-Sara, Senior Vice President, Books


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Above Ground By Clint Smith Cover Image
$27.00
ISBN: 9780316543033
Availability: Coming Soon - Available for Pre-Order Now
Published: Little, Brown and Company - March 28th, 2023

"A remarkable poetry collection from the author of How the Word is Passed, these poems explore the power of parenthood and the decision to bring a child into a world rife with social and political turmoil.  Written in a plain yet lyrical language, Above Ground is a passionate, emotional, and accessible ode to the joys of parenthood, the celebration of ancestry, and the importance of remembering."

-Russell, New Jersey


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South to America: A Journey Below the Mason-Dixon to Understand the Soul of a Nation By Imani Perry Cover Image
$32.99
ISBN: 9780062977403
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Published: Ecco - January 25th, 2022

"Imani Perry, National Book Award Winner, has not written a history book - as she tells you in her introduction – but a letter. A letter of introduction to us, a love letter to herself, a letter of sympathy for the past. Each chapter covers a different State, Region, or City of “The South”, and within those chapters are dictionary definitions of slang, historic records, insightful interviews, and heartwarming personal anecdotes, as she tries to illustrate the complex story of the Southern United States like you’ve never heard before."
-Gwyneth, Detroit