Black Literature

[close] There are over eight billion humans on the planet, where will wildlife live in the future? Most wildlife lives around rural, indigenous communities all over the world. How can modern, western societies provide incentives to rural communities to practice wise wildlife and habitat conservation? This group will expire these issues and filmmaker/author Tom Opre’s series of books Killing the Shepherd.

[close] This book forum is for parents who are raising children to love themselves and others. We feature support for parents raising African American and Black children, which includes parents of biracial children and adoptive parents of any ethnicity. There will be book recommendations to support parents and their children. As an educator, author, editor, and parent, I would love to connect with other parents who see the need for imparting solid literacy skills to their pre-school, kindergarten, early readers, emerging readers, and reluctant readers. From social emotional learning (SEL) to building literacy skills to developing academic excellence, our members believe books are a gateway to understanding the world around us and ourselves. As the saying goes, "Readers are leaders!"

[close] The bookclub for members of I.C.ON.S. + friends! - Books from different genres and tropes. - Mainly (not required)books with Black or BIPOC main characters. - A fun (and safe) space for us to discuss currents reads online and in person. - No kink shame here babes! NOTE: Due to the adult content in this group, you must be at least 18 to join. HAVE FUN!

[close] The Red Note Society is a private, intellectually-focused book club for members of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. in the Atlanta area. We are a collective of Black professional women spanning diverse life stages, united by a commitment to sisterhood and thoughtful dialogue. We value the wealth of perspectives.