The Bookshelf
The History of Black Hair Care Part 9 Of 10
The Green Book was first published in 1936 by Victor H. Green, a postal worker from Harlem, New York It was inspired by the discrimination and prejudice faced by African American travelers during the Jim Crow era in the United States. Green wanted to provide a resource for black travelers to find safe places to stay, eat, and do business while on the road.
Hair Love ABCs
An alphabet board book inspired by the bestselling HAIR LOVE, from the original award–winning author and illustrator duo—and perfect for baby gift baskets.
Financial Trendsetters: Revolutionizing The Role Women Play In Building Wealth
The opening quote in my chapter is something I continue to model, with intention. “The biggest shift in life happens when you believe you can. Take a chance on yourself. You’re worth it.” In my chapter, I talk about the moment I was told, basically, you’re not going to find success here, so look elsewhere. At that moment, I knew I had an opportunity. What was I willing to do? I thought, “Cameo, the shift is happening. You’ve been preparing for this. Will you take a chance on yourself?”
Ascension: The Sociology of an African American Family’s Generational Journey
In this masterful work of family-focused sociology, Lois Benjamin charts the lives of Pennie and Roscoe James and their children, telling the story of how a large, close-knit African American family with humble origins in a small town of North Carolina is shaped by...
Dr. Ayodele Nzinga
Dr. Ayodele Nzinga
Black History 365 Education BH365 Kindergarten Collection
This unique set of four big books is designed specifically for the academic, social, and emotional development of kindergarten children that highlights African American images and culture.
Celebrating M. L. King JR. Season
Teen Soul Nominate a teen today. Black History Month T-shirt Contest and random luck.
Kute and Kurly Kid Kollab
Excitement about our newest collaboration can be felt in the air — the Kute & Kurly Kid Bundle IS LIVE! This is a truly unique yet purposeful gift for the holiday season. We are collaborating with Serlina Boyd of the UK’s only black-owned magazine to uplift black & brown children and Yelitsa Jean-Charles of Healthy Roots Dolls to celebrate the beauty of diversity. Finding representation in our market isn’t always easy, especially when we’re looking for the perfect gift for kids.