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In memoriam…
Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, the second woman to serve on the Supreme Court, died on September 18th of cancer. Her memoir showcases her brilliant mind, as well as the cultural and political forces that shaped her approach to the bench. This is essential reading for those who want to know about one of the most influential judges in recent memory.
Election…
With the election fast approaching after months of people taking to the streets demanding racial justice, “Resistance” offers timely context regarding the history of protest and activism in the United States. A rousing read full of inspiring examples of powerful resistance movements.
Book club pick…
Rapper Noname selected “Prison by Any Other Name” as her club’s pick this month. In light of recent calls to defund the police and enact prison reforms, this book shows how attempts to reform the system still cause irreparable and unnecessary hardship.
Spark conversations…
Celebrate the signing of the US Constitution more than 230 years ago on September 17, 1787, with this fascinating look at how today’s political controversies are rooted in the history of America’s founding document. An accessible, solutions-oriented YA book that’s sure to spark conversations for young and old alike.
On the screen…
Journalist Michelle McNamara died while working on this masterful true-crime portrait of the Golden State Killer, published just months before police say they solved the 40-year-old case. HBO's adaptation is on screens this summer.
Quarantine read…
Studs Terkel’s oral history of the Great Depression was published 50 years ago as of 2020, but it feels incredibly relevant as the COVID-19 pandemic has sent shockwaves through the economy. Hear from men and women from across the socio-economic spectrum who lived through one of the worst periods in modern history.
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NYT’s Notable Nonfiction of 2020
The best nonfiction of this unprecedented year, according to The New York Times.Подборка от Scribd Editors
The Life and Legacy of Ruth Bader Ginsburg
Learn more about the iconic justice and her enduring impact.Подборка от Scribd Editors
Hope in the Dark
Because after the whirlwind of 2020, we could all use a heavy dose of hope.Подборка от Scribd Editors
The Politics of the Supreme Court
Essential context on the SCOTUS nomination process in an election year.Подборка от Scribd Editors
Scary True Crime Stories for Halloween
Accounts of real murder and mayhem that are more disturbing than horror novels.Подборка от Ashley M.
Remembering 9/11 Through Fact and Fiction
There are two time periods in modern American literature: pre- and post-9/11.Подборка от Scribd Editors
2020 Election: A Reading List
Books that examine prominent issues during this year’s presidential election.Подборка от Scribd Editors
What to Read If You Want to: Be Productive
Be part of the solution with books on antiracism, justice, and the pandemic.Подборка от Scribd Editors
Understand the Police Reform Movement
Learn more about the movement for sweeping changes to policing in America.Подборка от Scribd Editors
Antiracism: A Reading List
Essential reading for those who want to be part of the solution.Подборка от Scribd Editors
Ibram X. Kendi’s Picks for Antiracism Reads
Help fight racism with these picks from the author’s New York Times article.Подборка от Scribd Editors
2020 Pulitzer Prize Winners
These works have been recognized by one of the most prestigious literary awards.Подборка от Scribd Editors
Making the Most of Social Distancing
Use your newfound free time for self-care, creativity, and to read a good book.Подборка от Scribd Editors
6 Essential Nonfiction Accounts of Past Pandemics
Help stop the spread of coronavirus with knowledge of previous deadly diseases.Подборка от Lupita Reads
Women of Color Authors You Need to Read
According to bookstagramer Lupita.Reads, these are critical books by minorities.Подборка от Scribd Editors
Editors’ Picks: Politics & Current Affairs
Our editors pick illuminating books on the paradigms of politics and society.