Black Cooking and the American Table
Recent books continue to illuminate and correct the record on how African and African American cooks, enslaved or otherwise, had a profound influence on the food we eat. Here are a few to get you started…
Genre: African American
The Bluest Eye
A classic African American novel of race, poverty, and longing to be something that you’re not.
Don’t Miss These January 2018 Releases
The reviews for these titles are so intriguing we want to give you an opportunity to get your requests in early.
Dysfunctional Fun for the Holidays
If you too are visiting loved ones this holiday season, take a moment to ponder how lucky you are that you don’t belong to the following families.
Graphic Novels at the Speed of Light
Do you have the need for speed when you read? Do you crave action and adventure in your comics?
Strong in the Broken Places
An inspiring memoir that tells the story of overcoming adversity, addiction and immeasurable odds.
Travel to a Dangerous Past with Kindred
What if you found yourself suddenly transported into the past and you had no control over when you came back? What if the past was so dangerous that you wondered if you would ever come back at all?
American Boys
Being a teen in this country can be scary, especially for teens worried about being targeted by the police for their skin color.
HERstory: Books Written By and For WOMEN
Read all about the amazing women making HER-story!
We Came to America
“We came to America,
Every color, race and religion,
From every country in the world.”
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