National Library Week highlights the importance of libraries as safe spaces for Black children to explore, read, and learn freely, amidst rising censorship threats.

Too many Black children—especially our Black boys—are being labeled as “bad." Let's get understanding of autism in Black ...

Glory Edim founded the Well-Read Black Girl Book Club in 2015 as a way to honor her love of books, a passion that started ...

On a consistent basis, The Etiquette Place, a corporate finishing school, has been invading the public primary schools in the ...

We must move away from a culture of fear and misunderstanding. We must not shy away from the discomfort of confronting ...

Their proposals mean schools could not consider whether books had “serious” artistic, literary, political or scientific value ...

"It was always my dream to open a bookstore that amplified Black stories, and that's what I was able to do," said Verlean ...

Legendary actor Richard Lawson has an extensive career in the entertainment industry that spans almost 60 years. This ...

Here at Cosmopolitan, we're definitely burning for more dragon romances and now Juliette Cross's newest novel not only feels ...

NPR speaks with writer Kiese Laymon about his new children's book "City Summer, Country Summer," in which three Black boys ...

Last month was all about newness and tariffs, following The Toy Association’s Toy Fair, which came roaring back to New York ...