Recs if you like The Color of Law: A Forgotten History of How Our Government Segregated America...

If you're looking to read something that will radicalize you...this is the list for you. Signed, your fave community organizer

nonfiction books to radicalize you about ICE & borders

*Note: I also have a list for abolishing prisons you should check out ❤️

history you probably didn't learn in school

Not an expert here at all, but these are some of the books we have been reading in my anti-racism book club or shared by other anti-racism book clubs! Please feel free to share more!

books to read on 4th of july and beyond. politics/history/social issues, let me know if you have any suggestions!

Laws are threats made by the dominant socio-economic ethnic group in a given nation. It’s just a promise of violence that’s enacted and police are basically an occupying army, you know what I mean? You guys wanna make some bacon?

Created by a surviving family member of a police-sanctioned lynching.

books I can find on PB that my professor's and cohort reference

A growing collection of books that can help to better understand the past, present, and perhaps future of the US.

Non-fiction books inspired by the sound clip: "And remember, kids - the next time somebody tells you, 'the government wouldn't do that'. Oh, yes they would."

History repeats, and most of us need an education.

Includes classics on American history & contemporary looks at the many -ism’s that consume us. Some microhistories are also thrown in. See them as case studies.

This list is by no means exhaustive. Feel free to comment other titles!

This is a collection of books from @bisexualbookshelf that examine power, history, and liberation across interconnected struggles.

This is a collection of brilliant books across many different topics that can shed light on a new perspective and expand your knowledge.

Nonfiction books that address criminal psychology, flaws with the justice system, and what is to be done about it.

"I want to live in a World where people who learn about harm to others care more about ending it than proving they aren't causing it." - feminist next door

NonFiction books for those who are interested in what's happening in the world now (or at least, in the last decade) while also being super easy to read for those who don't usually jive with nonfiction.

an anti-racist reading list originally shared as a bingo card by @alyseruriani (on IG) — with key additions/adjustments by @r3dsp0tt3dpuRpl3 (on Pagebound)

niche nonfiction deep dives

Books to educate on the political climate of today, feminism and other worldly things 

History teaches everything, including the future - Lamartine

Civil Rights and Social Justice Nonfiction