A Radical Black August Reading List
Feminism, Fiction, Non-Fiction, Poetry, Personal Essays, Memoirs
Afro • Reads
Book Reviews On 54 African Books — One To Represent Each Country Of The Motherland
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Decentering Whiteness in an American Classic
A Book Review
Three is Too Many, Four Is A Crowd
A Book Review
Dismantling Lies with Love
A Book Review
Kid Lit Summer Reading List II
A Kid Lit Summer Reading List From Picture Books To Young Adult Novels That Aims To Bring The Afro•Diaspora Together
Caribbean Reads Month
This June, Afro•Reads is island hopping — one book at a time.
Talking Toni: Jazz
This Is Our 2nd Talking Toni Session — Save the Date!!!
Why is Baho! hardly mentioned when people ask about African Literature
Showing love to the first Burundian novel translated into English
Culture Corner 005
“Poetry is a political act because it involves telling the truth” - June Jordan
Heavy On The Happy Poetry Month
Watch now | Discussion about Nikki G’s documentary ‘Going to Mars’ and how she influences us today
‘Kin’ — a book review
Let me say, I am not one to follow the trends.
Transatlantic Identity
A series dedicated to the Afro•Brazilian women who are undervalued and misrepresented in Brazilian history
Author Interview with Wayétu Moore
A short & sweet interview with the author who inspired Afro•Reads
Afro Reads Culture Corner 005
Happy Women’s History Month — I hope you’re using access to social media to discover facts involving women globally and how we are shaping the world.
Afro Reads Culture Corner 004
First one of the new year! Where Literature Meets Music, Film, Literature
When Rain Clouds Gather
An African Classic #18 out of 54
A KidLit Black History Month
Celebrating Black History Month with a giveaway for Black Children's Book Week (2/22-2/28)
Finished a book in 24 hours. Some stories don’t ask to be read in one sprint— they insist
Zambia — #17 out of 54
Woman at Point Zero
She Flipped The Script & Challenged The Narrative, Truly A Woman The World Wasn't Ready For #15 out of 54 — Egypt
Poetry is not a Luxury, it is Necessary
Poet, Pan-Africanist, Physician, President