If we could do it all over again, we'd make time for these stories.
Before the If Beale Street Could Talk author became a symbol of today's Black Lives Matter movement, he was a high-priority target of FBI surveillance during the 1950s, '60s, and '70s.
The North Carolina-based bishop and book author left a lasting impression after he gave the sermon at Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s Windsor wedding on May 19.
Join the #readingblackout movement and discover must-reads by WOC.
The author of The Color Purple reads three of her poems and answers reader questions about her work, life, and views on society.
Her big speech was the highlight of the Golden Globes, but the media mogul is also one of our biggest readers.
“It’s got everything that’s grabbing the headlines in America right now.”
Our former POTUS has always been an avid reader—and he's got great taste.
"Do we turn on others, or toward others? Do we share our awakening, or only our despair?"
A celebration of Octavia Butler's groundbreaking science-fiction novel.
These works started the dialogue; we're continuing the conversation.
Celebrate the Voting Rights Act of 1965 with these influential reads.
