The Brown Female Voice By Ashani Scales & J. J. Tingling

​We're past the polite smile and change of subject, past the courteous giggle at such a comment. In this era, we will eloquently and emphatically expound the potency and magnificence of The Brown Female Spirit...This is the age of the Brown Female Voice. 

Artwork by Boogie Down Spring Productions in collaboration with Tasha Douge & Intisar Hamilton, and Ashani Scales.

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Coffey, Tea, Sugar & Poems By Mary Coffey Payne

I will shine through the pain. I will shine through the ignorance. I will shine through hate and injustice.
I will shine through the mistreatment. I am apart of this world. I Will Shine.

​Artwork By Aysha Bellamy.

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Culturally Competent Nursing: An Evaluation Plan By Rackelle Wilkinson-Alston

​Although programs and webinars discuss cultural competency, these initiatives often lack an assessment resource to determine the growth and progress of an individual.

​This is a scholarly resource that offers the guidance and resources to evaluate an individual or entity’s cultural competency and identify areas of development.

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​The Fun Book of Funky Soul By Anthony Davis

​Look to the past, look to the present, look to the future, look into your hearts, then do like Michael and look into the mirror.
If you don't like what you see, then look for help. You can find it in the music.

​​There Is A Song For Just About Any Experience!

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Mommy Why's My Hair So Kinky? By Author Rita Robinson

​A hair care practical guide that teaches parents step-by-step instructions, along with product knowledge, styles and tools to use to achieve healthy, tangle-free hair for children of African American and Interracial hair textures.

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Poetical Edited By Jose Alicea

A breathtaking collection of works written by Ryann V. Bryant, Aleja Jimenez, Brandon "B." Areizaga, Leah V, and assembled by Jose Alicea.Each one of these incredible artists gives you a detailed look into their personal lives and shares their story of who they are and where they are from. Artwork by Karla Matos.

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B. Notes By Brandon "B" Areizaga

"Truth hurts. Truth Heals. Are you willing to speak your truth? While reading B. Notes, we are given a unique opportunity to read and feel Brandon’s truth while exploring our own. The secrets that we hold close. The shame that we try to hide. We are human and experience the world through our everyday encounters. Who are we? Why are we? Do we like who we have become? Do we have a chance to be someone we will like? Through his prose, Brandon gives us multiple gems about our existence and owning our space. Most importantly, owning our truths."

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Dying To Live By T. J. Hackett

In this modern age, it is not only a fight for survival, but ultimately a fight for the survival of all mankind. For the most part, everyone has their own agenda; however, it is universally understood that they need each other, not only for the survival of mankind but mainly daily life. In this new world of eat or be eaten (or kill or be killed), everything and everyone is potentially dangerous. There are new species of animals and plants, varying in size and deadly features. Perhaps more importantly, there are different kinds of people, who carry very diverse skill sets.

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Don't Touch My Hair By Melissa Mota

Don’t Touch My Hair is a collection of poetry about the racialized experiences of both men and women of color, through the embodiment of Black culture and the Black experience in America. The poetry reveals the ways in which racialized systems of oppression impact the daily lives of Black and Brown people, within every level of society, emotionally, mentally, physically, politically and spiritually. Additionally, the book serves to empower Black and Brown women and men and those in-between.

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The Depths Below By Kyle Toon

The immaterial of social membership, gender expression or sexual identity and orientation led to the conception of "The Depths Below," which began as an idea that I did not believe would manifest into an intangible body of work. But now, this idea has transformed into reality and will forever be a contribution to Black literary excellence. While writing some of these pieces in my note-taking app or composition book, there were many moments of doubt on if the message was clear and concise enough to touch one heart and move one person to positive change. The fact of the matter is that every word, stanza, and embedded message comes directly from the depths of my heart where only those with an open heart can recognize the capacity of love's pervasiveness.

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