jeudi 23 février 2017
17 Books You Should Read This Black History Month
Throughout recent history, many people have tried to capture and relate the "black experience," whether through film, television, music, or the written word. Spanning the 20th and 21st centuries, from the regions in Africa to the states in America, the books listed ahead - both fiction and nonfiction - examine topics that have affected black people in the past (as well as today), such as race relations in the United States, slavery, systemic racism, religion, gender roles, identity and individuality, genealogy, crime and punishment, poverty, the Civil Rights Movement, and more. Take a look.
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