Mariame Kaba’s zine highlights how Indigenous and Black people recognized connections between their struggles.

Zoé Samudzi’s and William C. Anderson’s As Black as Resistance: Finding the Conditions for Liberation is an important and accessible tool for contending with many contradictions in U.S. culture regarding rights, personhood, and democracy.

Edward W. Said’s Culture and Imperialism should be required reading.

In Beautiful Experiments: Intimate Histories of Social Upheaval Saidiya Hartman offers careful attention to the lives of early twentieth-century Black women, who society has cast as unimportant, deviant, menial, and forgettable.