Florida school board: toss Penguin Random House book ban lawsuit

A Florida school board faces legal battle with Penguin Random House and others over its book ban, sparking debate on First Amendment rights.
Georgia’s limited book challenge uptake as teacher fired

Georgia state is embroiled in controversies surrounding lack of book challenges as a teacher is fired for reading about gender fluidity.
How we amplify marginalised voices – with Haramacy editor Zahed Sultan

Marginalised people are often victimised in society, which is why we spoke to Haramacy editor Zahed Sultan on amplifying forgotten voices.
Diversity in publishing: moving past a tick box exercise

Diversity challenges in publishing include a lack of representation and efforts for change. However there are some trying to change the tide.
This Thread of Gold author Catherine Joy White on celebrating Black voices

Discover the empowering journey of Black womanhood through Catherine Joy White’s book This Thread of Gold, celebrating diverse voices.
A Fever in the Heartland: cautionary tale of the KKK’s invisible hoods – review

A review into A Fever in the Heartland on the KKK’s invisible hoods – unearthing a powerful tale of hate, secrecy, and its impact on society.
South Asian Heritage Month: 18 books to celebrate diaspora

South Asian Heritage Month aims to recognise and promote the diverse cultures, histories, and contributions of people with the identity.
A Few Days Full of Trouble: truth about Emmett Till murder will set us free – review

A Few Days Full of Trouble looks at historic misinformation and how Emmett Till’s murder plays a vital role in American history.
Windrush books: a celebration of 75 years in Britain

The Windrush generation has shaped modern Britain, so here are books celebrating 75 years of this community in the country.
Juneteenth books: 6 powerful reads on emancipation

The freedom of enslaved African Americans is important in history and Juneteenth marks this event – hence here are some books on the topic.