By AALBC Unbossed: How Black Girls Are Leading the Way Black girls are leading, organizing, advocating, and creating. They are starting nonprofits. Building political coalitions. Promoting diverse literature. Fighting cancer. Improving water quality. Working […]
By Staff What inspired you to become an entrepreneur? This is a great question. I was inspired by so many different circumstances in my personal and professional life to become an entrepreneur. I will begin […]
By Staff A veteran television host, social media influencer, and author, Shannon LaNier has been keeping audiences tuned in his entire life What inspired you to become a Journalist/Anchor? I don’t think one defining thing […]
The New Orleans-based poet is waiting for the artistic inspiration to produce her third book.
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By Staff What is a Karen/Ken? Karen/Ken are individuals both female and male who police others using a lens of White Supremacy. These people believe that they have the power to overrule the lives of […]
By S.Y. Bowland (Editor), Hasshan Batts (Editor), Beth Roy (Editor), Mary Adams Trujillo (Editor) Beyond Equity and Inclusion in Conflict Resolution: Re-centering the Profession examines the many ways racism manifests in a professional field. Useful for any field that […]
By Staff In such a competitive market, what inspired you to write your book, “Just Keep Living”… Conversations with Granny? My decision to write the book had nothing to do with the market, statistics or […]
By BEVERLY JAMES / SPECIAL TO THE COURIER Former newspaper reporter and public relations manager Beverly James heard a friend complaining about the lack of diversity in children’s literature. Recalling her childhood in Brooklyn, New […]
Marie is a girl after hearts and adores God’s creation. Marie has a pew that is special and kind. She is truly an activist that brings joy everywhere she goes. Follow Marie’s journey as she […]
By National Women’s History Museum As you know, women have long been left out of our national discourse, education, and retelling of our nation’s history. Indeed, fewer than 11% of textbook references are devoted to […]
By AALBC Our Bestsellers List has been published continuously since 1998 and is the most visible list focused on Black Books in existence. You will learn about books selling well, in the Black community, that may never […]
This Author Is Giving ‘Shh’ A New Meaning By Staff In October 2021, the apparel brand GrindMatch closed its doors after over a decade of success, which was largely attributed to the virality of its […]
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