Kam talks with "one of America's leading intellectual voices" about his new book "Nobody: Casualties of America's War on the Vulnerable, from Ferguson to Flint and Beyond"
READ MOREShe talks about her new book, “Are We Better Off? Race, Obama and Public Policy."
READ MOREKam Williams reviews "Blood Brothers: The Fatal Friendship between Muhammad Ali and Malcolm X"
READ MOREKam Williams reviews Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor's incendiary tome about the state of race in America
READ MOREMitchell Jackson talks to The Skanner about success, gentrification and what’s next.
READ MOREKam Williams interviews Bridgette R Alexander, 19th Century French Art Historian and author of the young adult book series the Celine Caldwell Mysteries
READ MORECrime fiction is increasingly focused on issues of race and police brutality. A majority of crime writers, including those taking on these issues, but publishers are increasingly seeking Black writers -- like Attica Locke, shown here -- who write about crime. By Jenny Walters - Attica Locke, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikipedia.
Recent crime novels show increased awareness of race and policing
READ MOREKam calls this author's first book "a terrible disappointment" and "laughable"
READ MORE“[This book] explores black hair, in all its untamed glory, from a man's point-of-view."
READ MOREKam Williams reviews education reformist, Jessie Hagopian's, new book about the history standardized history has with the eugenics movements
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