Best Books of 2019 to Fight Racism and Xenophobia

by Emily Bernard

A rare book of healing on multiple levels. Full review >

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by Jennifer L. Eberhardt

Compelling and provocative, this is a game-changing book about how unconscious racial bias impacts our society and what each... Full review >

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by Henry Louis Gates Jr.

A provocative, lucid, and urgent contribution to the study of race in America. Full review >

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by Mitchell S. Jackson

A potent book that revels in the author’s truthful experiences while maintaining the jagged-grain, keeping-it-a-100, natural... Full review >

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by Saeed Jones

A memoir of coming to terms that’s written with masterful control of both style and material. Full review >

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by Ibram X. Kendi

Not an easy read but an essential one. Full review >

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by Toni Morrison

Powerful, highly compelling pieces from one of our greatest writers. Full review >

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by Dina Nayeri

A unique, deeply thought-out refugee saga perfect for our moment. Full review >

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by Imani Perry

A masterfully poetic and intimate work that anchors mothering within the long-standing tradition of black resistance and... Full review >

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by James Poniewozik

This intelligent eye-opener belongs on the small shelf of valuable books that help explain how Trump created his base. Full review >

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by Danielle Sered

A top-notch entry into the burgeoning incarceration debate. Full review >

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by Thomas Chatterton Williams

An insightful, indispensable memoir. Full review >

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