Celebrate Juneteenth, Loving Day, and So Much More

From: Penguin Random House - Sunday Jun 05,2022 02:05 pm

All Ways Black on reclaiming stories.

All Ways Black: Black Excellence + Liberation

Cree Myles, Founding Editor of All Ways Black

We all know that June is the second Black History Month. We also know that Black writers will always write liberation. Whether literary fiction, romance, sci-fi, or YA, when Black folks reclaim the story and how it's told, that is the embodiment of freedom. To be able to choose what and how to witness is a powerful thing. So, whether you plan to celebrate this month, mourn, or anything in between, remember that you get to choose. That isn’t a small thing.

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Explore fiction and nonfiction by Black authors that continue to shape our culture, celebrate liberation, and acknowledge the ongoing work towards freedom and equality.

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These memoirs, essays, and biographies highlight notable African Americans who have changed the culture and politics of the United States.

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This Loving Day — which celebrates the June 12, 1967 Supreme Court decision to overturn the anti-miscegenation laws in the U.S. — read these books centered on interracial relationships.