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• Black History Month Reading Recs

  

  Literature offers a path to understanding different worlds, places, people, and experiences; it has the ability to inform, connect, and spark empathy. As humans, we have the responsibility to seek understanding of other perspectives and do what we can to make the world better. We have to listen to the experiences of others, and I…

  Alexandria Warner

  February 3, 2021

  Reading Guides

  afrodiaspora, allboysarentblue, americanah, angiethomas, araisininthesun, beholdthedreamers, beloved, bhm, blackhistory, blackhistorymonth, blackhistorymonth2021, blackleopardredwolf, blacklivesmatter, blackvoices, blm, book, bookblog, bookblogger, bookdebut, bookish, bookofthemonth, bookrec, bookrecommendation, bookreview, bookreviews, books, booksaboutdiversity, bookstagram, bookstagrammer, botm, britbennett, childrenofbloodandbone, chimamandangoziadichie, classics, colormein, colson whitehead, deaconkingkong, diversebooks, diversity, esiedugyan, fantasy, felixeverafter, fiction, georgejohnson, grown, henrylouisgates, historicalfiction, honeygirl, hoodfeminism, iknowwhythecagedbirdsings, imbolombue, jamesmcbride, kacencallender, kileyreid, kindred, lorrainehansberry, magicalrealism, marginalizedvoices, marlonjames, mayaangelou, mikkikendall, mondaysnotcoming, morganrogers, natashadiaz, nonfiction, octaviabutler, queerfiction, read, reading, readingblog, readingblogger, readingbooks, riverssolomon, robertjonesjr, socialjustice, stonytheroad, suchafunage, thedeep, thehateugive, theireyeswerewatchinggod, thenickelboys, theotherwesmoore, theprophets, theundergroundrailroad, thevanishinghalf, tiffanyjackson, tomiadeyemi, tonimorrison, transcendentkingdom, washingtonblack, wesmoore, ya, yaagyasi, yafiction, youngadult, zoranealehurston