Ethnic minorities & multicultural studies books

Buildings that housed the institutions and businesses that formed the support network for Irish people, many of...  Read More >>

An unnumbered chapter, ""Counterfeit: They sold it. We bought it, "" includes the author's theory of the psychology...  Read More >>

Jemma DeCristo shows how black aesthetics beautifies an anti-black world that wields black art and culture as a...  Read More >>

The doors to professional medicine in -century America were sealed by race and gender. Against overwhelming odds...  Read More >>

In the 1920s, the sky was reserved for white men, and the ground was ruled by Jim Crow. But Bessie Coleman, born...  Read More >>

The test that saved a nation. The professor who broke a barrier. In the early 20th century, as segregation tightened...  Read More >>

Conozca a uno de los grandes intelectuales hondureños a través de artículos de: Mario Argueta, Helen Umaña, Julio...  Read More >>

To the men who've been broken and still rose, who've stumbled through storms but kept their soul intact. To the...  Read More >>

The Black Male Educator Guide to Thriving aims to advise Black male educators in various areas of their professional...  Read More >>

These clinicians represent a range of identities, including first-generation immigrants, individuals from low socioeconomic...  Read More >>

Daughter of the Mongol warlord Kaidu, a great-great-granddaughter of Genghis Khan, Khutulun was a figure of legend....  Read More >>

The unseen genius who fed a nation and changed the world. The perfectly ripe fruit on your table, the life-saving...  Read More >>

Before she was a global icon, Mary Jackson was a segregated ""human computer,"" calculating the future while constrained...  Read More >>

In the Jim Crow South, with a slide rule in her hand and a brilliant mind at her command, Dorothy Vaughan defied...  Read More >>

The Black Male Educator Guide to Thriving aims to advise Black male educators in various areas of their professional...  Read More >>

Dicen que la vida no avisa, sólo sucede. Y que el destino, cuando se empeña, no hay quien lo quite de encima. Cafecita...  Read More >>

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Eat Yo Own Spaghetti: Reflections on Life, Love, and Reclaiming Your Power is a bold, intimate collection of essays...  Read More >>

In the tumultuous 14th century, a scholar-statesman lived a life of extraordinary highs and lows. From the royal...  Read More >>

At six years old, Elise Evans was betrothed to a Saudi man. At age thirty, she escaped. Born American but raised...  Read More >>

Using traditional techniques such as direct carving and lost-wax casting, Mosley's early works in wood and later...  Read More >>

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Today, we are living in a new social order: the (in)visibilization society. How and why is this society making...  Read More >>

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What if the hunger we fear most isn't for food-but for power, control, and more than we can ever satisfy? Across...  Read More >>