Issa Rae has entered our homes and hearts as the quirky, awkward, lovable, black girl through her YouTube, writing, TV show, and more. Her book makes her even more relatable.
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Kintu
The Kintu clan is widespread throughout Uganda divided by diverse experiences yet united by the curse created centuries ago.
Year of Yes
Shonda Rhimes owns Thursday night and lives in Shondaland. But she wasn’t happy, so she embarked on a year of saying yes.
Homegoing
Follow the descendants of two sisters, whose lives take different paths, through eras of great turmoil in Ghana and the US. Â Â
You Can’t Touch My Hair
Robinson writes her funnily serious memoir about comedy, culture, and being a black woman in America.
We Should All Be Feminists
An essay about the importance of feminism. Beginning as a Tedx Talk, Adichie redefines feminism for the new generation of feminists.