Shannon Jenkins is the creator of “Black Children’s Books Read Aloud.” The YouTube channel features books by Black authors that represent Black children and their
Noah Christopher Lockhart was not your typical youth. He was an honor student who became a sergeant in the Army who received commendations and medals.
Wanda M. Morris is the author of the novel Anywhere You Run. It is a gripping and suspense-filled story of the murder of a White
Omarion is a Grammy Award-nominated singer, songwriter, performer and actor who rose to popularity in the 2000s as the lead singer of the R&B band,
By Percy Lovell Crawford RACINE, Wis. — Being an exceptional athlete doesn’t protect you from negative events in the inner city. In fact, in some
Shaunna J. Edwards and Alyson Richman are the co-authors of the novel The Thread Collectors, which is a story of two women who risk everything for
Kristina Forest is an author of romance books for teens and young adults. The New Jersey native has penned several books, which include I Wanna
Kendra Allen is the author of the memoir Fruit Punch, which is about her growing up as a young Black girl and navigating through race, gender,
Noué Kirwan is the author of the romance novel Long Past Summer, which is about a New York lawyer who finds herself defending her ex-boyfriend against
Sulaiman and Lesleigh Mausi are the authors of the book The Power of Us: How to Win in Marriage and Business. The book details the couple’s journey through marriage and business and gives tips to other entrepreneurial couples to help guide them through the passion, pain, truth and faith.
The world has endured some difficult times over the last two years, and things don’t seem to be letting up. From polarizing politics, the economy,
Ashley M. Coleman is a storyteller and a music industry executive. She is the author of the book Good Morning, Love, which examines the uncertainty
We’re only halfway through 2022, and some fantastic new book releases have made it to shelves already. Rolling out has selected a few titles to
This week’s nonfiction releases include Ibram X. Kendi’s advice in How to Raise an Antiracist; Linda Villarosa exposes health care disparities in Under the Skin; and Jessica
Leila Mottley is a poet and writer from Oakland, California who aims to express institutional and individual inequality, liberation, and joy through her writing. The
“With these hands I’m one of God’s most powerful creatures …” This is the first half of a quote rolling out founder, Munson Steed, shared
Natalie Y. Moore is a Chicago-based journalist. Moore is the author of the book The Billboard, which is about a fictional Black women’s clinic in
This week’s new releases include Kelis Rowe’s poetic debut Finding Jupiter; Riss M. Neilson’s spellbinding fantasy debut Deep in Providence; Namina Forna‘s anticipated follow-up The
June kicks off the annually celebrated Pride month. If you are looking for fictional LGBT reads to pick up this month, young adult is a
Lisa M. Bennett at one point in her life worked as a top executive for a multinational Fortune 500 Company. The arduous task of daily
