Christina Reynolds

Discover the important role that Black voters have played in shaping American Democracy with this groundbreaking book. Say It Louder! exposes the political forces that seek to suppress Black voters and offers concrete information to harness the electoral power of this rising majority. Media and political analyst Tiffany Cross offers a reflective look at the timeless efforts to deny people of color the right to vote, while emphasizing the changing demographics and evolving electoral power of the country. Grounded in the most-up-to-date research, Say It Louder! is a vital tool for all who seek to understand and strengthen American Democracy.

This history book explores the creation, spread, and deep-rooted nature of racist ideas in American society. The author, Ibram X. Kendi, argues that racism is still a prevalent issue in America and traces its history through the lives of five major American intellectuals. Kendi explains that racist ideas were created to justify discriminatory policies and ultimately perpetuate racial inequities. Despite the heavy subject matter, Kendi offers hope by providing tools to identify and combat racist thinking. This book won the 2016 National Book Award for Nonfiction and was named one of the Best Books of the Year by multiple publications.

Go undercover with Talia Lavin, a smart and unapologetic Jewish woman who takes on the online world of hate in Culture Warlords. Journey into the heart of white supremacy and discover the extremists hiding in plain sight, from Incels to Christian extremists. In this shocking and humorous book, Lavin exposes the tactics and ideologies of these hate groups and shows us how we can fight back against online hate.

A poignant memoir about a young girl growing up with the absence of her incarcerated father and her journey to finding her own identity amidst poverty, puberty, and assault. Ashley C. Ford explores the complexities of familial love, and how our origins shape who we are in this powerful coming-of-age story.

A bright and optimistic outlook on the future of American leadership by Charlotte Alter, a well-known journalist. The Ones We've Been Waiting For explores the rise of millennial leadership, highlighting 26 millennials in Congress and how they are governing cities, running for councils and serving in state legislatures. Alter observes how growing up during 9/11, serving in the military, and participating in various social and political movements have shaped this new generation's outlook. Focusing on millennial leaders like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Pete Buttiegieg, Alter shows how this generation is governs differently than their predecessors and what America may look like under their leadership.

"Girl, Woman, Other" is a Man Booker Prize-winning novel that explores modern Britain and black womanhood through the lives of twelve diverse characters. Set across the years and the country, the stories of family, friends, and lovers are vibrantly brought to life in this joyfully polyphonic and contemporary novel. Delve into a new kind of history that is celebratory, dynamic, and utterly irresistible.

Psychological suspense, a steamy affair, and deadly secrets take center stage in this modern noir novel. Two lovers, Polly and Adam, play a dangerous game of cat and mouse with dark consequences. Inspired by classic noir works, this book is a must-read for fans of psychological thrillers.