Master plate-spinner, Antoinette Scully is a bookish extrovert with an M.A. in Teaching who believes the world of education is bigger than any classroom. She uses her "free time" to read and blog about Black authors and indie books on her site blackandbookish.com. Born and raised in the not-so-mythical town of Eatonville, FL, Antoinette now lives in Los Angeles with her husband and two kids.
Are you a millennial who wants to join the revolution but still unclear on how to talk about race? Here is a list of books for you.
A reader responds to a YA author who didn't like what she called an “obsession with diversity” in publishing, and discusses the importance of representation.
A case for allowing kids to read adult novels before we think they're "ready."
How one reader's decision to read only books by black authors for a year (and blog about it) changed her life.
We want to be best friends with these women, please and thank you.