Books

As the first Black person to work at The Atlanta Constitution, Tina McElroy Ansa paved the way for generations of…

Don Lemon releases “I Once Was Lost,” a memoir that delves into his upbringing and rise in television journalism.

Meghan Markle spoke at a local bookstore opening over the weekend where Oprah Winfrey and writer Shaka Senghor also appeared.

Jackson's book combines family history, legal history and personal history as she narrates her own improbable journey.

While promoting her new memoir, “Lovely One,” Ketanji Brown Jackson shares she once out-acted college scene partner Matt Damon.

The illustrious author and civil rights activist James Baldwin’s legacy lives on through his endearing words.

These Black authors have written works that span multiple genres, from historical fiction to memoirs to sci-fi.