Not only now, but always, these books should be supported and celebrated.
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Writing a book is often a grueling, years-long process of emotions ranging from disappointment and joy. And then, a release date that coincides with a global pandemic. Authors are now met with cancelled book tours, potentially flat sales numbers, and, perhaps most importantly, stories unheard. In recent weeks, we’ve watched the nation and the world in justifiable outrage and exhaustion in response to generations of endured oppression and injustices for the black community. Here, you’ll find 25 new and forthcoming books written by black authors to buy and pre-order for your summer reading lists, as well as a list of black-owned, small business bookstores across the nation to support.
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