👀 What We Found

A guide to changing the world with insights from freedom fighters like Dolores Huerta and MLK, illustrated by journalist Jesse Mechanic.

Celebrate LGBTQ+ history with Rainbow Revolutionaries, a collection of illustrated bios of 50 influential queer figures from around the world. Ideal for Pride month and all year round.

Celebrate James Baldwin's centenary with his illustrated biography - a captivating tale of his journey from Harlem to becoming a fearless voice for change.

Poetic ode to young James Baldwin, showcasing the power of words and the journey to becoming an iconic writer. Stunning illustrations.

Novel set in 1950s Paris explores love and fear of love through a young American caught between desire and morality. Tragedy unfolds as secrets are revealed.

"A sapphic rom-com about rivals turned cabinmates at summer camp. Will Juliette learn to tolerate Priya before it's time to say goodbye?"

A Raisin in the Sun: Lorraine Hansberry's groundbreaking play reflects the truth of Black lives and dreams, resonating with Black America and revolutionizing American theater.

Celebrating Black pioneers in politics, science, music, and more through 145 original portraits and insightful essays by an award-winning graphic designer.

Relatable childhood biographies of famous activists like Martin Luther King Jr., Susan B. Anthony, and Malala Yousafzai, told through kid-friendly text and illustrations.

Powerful poems by Kwame Alexander confront racism and oppression in America. A lyrical response to Black lives' struggles, with a bold, graphic design.

Learn about Augusta Braxton Baker, the first Black children's services coordinator at the NY Public Library, who championed Black stories and inspired future authors.

A celebration of LGBTQ+ achievements with portraits and biographies of 53 inspirational role models from history and around the world.

A colorful celebration of queer history in the US through lively verse and bright illustrations, highlighting key figures and moments in the LGBTQ+ community.

Join Malik on his journey to become an antiracist superhero in this empowering picture book. Inspiring kids to take action and make a difference in the world.

An exquisite YA poetry anthology celebrating Black voices and experiences, featuring poems by acclaimed authors like Nikki Giovanni and Audre Lorde.

Exploring the roots of modern queer identity and food culture, John Birdsall traces the evolution of queer food from the 20th century to present day.