Toni Morrison once said, “For me the history of the place of Black people in this country is so varied, complex and beautiful ...

Books like "Truth Is" by Hannah V. Sawyerr, "The Leaving Room" by Amber McBride, "All the Noise at Once" by DeAndra Davis, and "Needy Little Things" by Channelle Desamours can help Black teens explore ...

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The chant that greeted Mary Sheffield on Detroit's primary election night rang true Tuesday: "First female mayor! First female mayor!" Detroit ― one of the country's Blackest cities ― finally joined ...

ANYONE WHO thinks that females are perfect, that girls are nicer, that every sadistic thing girls and women do is the fault of “the patriarchy,” has either forgotten a lot or never been a 9-year-old ...

For starters, Pullman’s world-building is spotty, probably intentionally so. Magic in contemporary fantasy is meant to function as a system, with rules and regulations, but his is wild and willful: ...

Grab a warm mug of tea, bookworms – fall reading is officially here. If you’re searching for a book that feels like watching Rory and Lorelai traipse around Stars Hollow in “Gilmore Girls” or with ...

Growing up in the '90s, the concept of "Black girl magic" didn't exist. Not as a mindset, and certainly not as a representation in pop culture. When Halloween came around and my peers were watching ...

Every year, Banned Books Week shines a light on the stories some people would rather see erased. At a time when literacy rates in America are slipping, it’s ironic that some of the most impactful, ...

If a BookTok hall of fame existed, Holly Black would certainly have her picture hanging on the wall. She released her first adult fantasy novel, “Book of Night,” in 2022. For three years, fans have ...

It’s one of the most iconic theme songs to one of the most iconic sitcoms in television history, and even if you’re too young to have watched it live, surely you’ve hummed or at least heard the tune ...

In this op-ed, filmmaker Chanel Dupree and me too. International's Jazmine Wilson examine the adultification bias against Black girls, and why they're left vulnerable to harm. me too. International ...