The world is full of all kinds of different people. Have you ever noticed that most of the books you read and movies you watch mostly show white people? That’s strange since people come in many different skin colors. Here are some books and movies that feature Black people.
There are also some books here that talk about racism. Racism is when people are treated unfairly because of the color of their skin.
GRAPHIC NOVELS
Princeless/ Jeremy Whitely
Cleopatra in Space/ Mike Maihack
The Crossover/ Kwame Alexander
FICTION CHAPTER BOOKS
Dog Days by Karen EnglishLittle Shaq/ Shaquille O'Neal
One crazy summer / Rita Williams-Garcia
A Good Kind of Trouble/ Lisa Moore Ramée
Ghost Boys/ Jewell Parker Rhodes
Harbor Me / Jacqueline Woodson
Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry by Mildred D. Taylor
My life as an ice cream sandwich / by Ibi Zoboi
NON FICTIONLet’s Talk About Race/ Julius Lester
A Kids Book About Racism/ Jelani Memory
For Black girls like me / Mariama J. Lockington
Little leaders: bold women in black history / Vashti Harrison
Little legends: exceptional men in black history / Vashti Harrison
Not my idea: a book about whiteness / Anastasia Higginbotham
Through my eyes / Ruby Bridges
Max and the tag-along moon / Floyd Cooper
Ruby finds a Worry / Tom Percival
Last Stop on Market Street/ Matt de la Peña
How to Find a Fox/ Nilah Magruder
I got a new friend / Karl Newsom Edwards
Who? A Celebration of Babies Board Book] / Natascha Rosenberg
Whose toes are those? [Board Book] / by Jabari
All the colors we are : the story of how we get our skin color = Todos los colores de nuestra piel : la historia de por qué tenemos diferentes colores de piel / Katie Kissinger
Shades of people / by Shelley Rotner and Sheila M. Kelly
Saturday / Oge Mora
Grace for president / by Kelly DiPucchio
The other side / Jacqueline Woodson
The Day You Begin/ Jacquline Woodson
Mae Among the Stars / Roda Ahmed
Not Quite Snow White/ Ashley Franklin
What is given from the heart / by Patricia C. McKissack
Hair love / Matthew A. Cherry
The oldest student: how Mary Walker learned to read / Rita Lorraine Hubbard
Something happened in our town: a child's story about racial injustice / by Marianne Celano
MOVIES
The Princess and the Frog
Ruby Bridges
Akeelah and the Bee
Rodgers & Hammerstein's Cinderella
Cool Runnings
Pride
One crazy summer / Rita Williams-Garcia
A Good Kind of Trouble/ Lisa Moore Ramée
Ghost Boys/ Jewell Parker Rhodes
Harbor Me / Jacqueline Woodson
Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry by Mildred D. Taylor
My life as an ice cream sandwich / by Ibi Zoboi
NON FICTIONLet’s Talk About Race/ Julius Lester
A Kids Book About Racism/ Jelani Memory
For Black girls like me / Mariama J. Lockington
Little leaders: bold women in black history / Vashti Harrison
Little legends: exceptional men in black history / Vashti Harrison
Not my idea: a book about whiteness / Anastasia Higginbotham
Through my eyes / Ruby Bridges
PICTURE BOOKS: BABY/PRESCHOOL/KINDERGARTEN
Antiracist Baby/ Ibram X, KendiMax and the tag-along moon / Floyd Cooper
Ruby finds a Worry / Tom Percival
Last Stop on Market Street/ Matt de la Peña
How to Find a Fox/ Nilah Magruder
I got a new friend / Karl Newsom Edwards
Who? A Celebration of Babies Board Book] / Natascha Rosenberg
Whose toes are those? [Board Book] / by Jabari
All the colors we are : the story of how we get our skin color = Todos los colores de nuestra piel : la historia de por qué tenemos diferentes colores de piel / Katie Kissinger
Shades of people / by Shelley Rotner and Sheila M. Kelly
PICTURE BOOKS: GRADES K-3
Saturday / Oge Mora
Grace for president / by Kelly DiPucchio
The other side / Jacqueline Woodson
The Day You Begin/ Jacquline Woodson
Mae Among the Stars / Roda Ahmed
Not Quite Snow White/ Ashley Franklin
What is given from the heart / by Patricia C. McKissack
Hair love / Matthew A. Cherry
The oldest student: how Mary Walker learned to read / Rita Lorraine Hubbard
Something happened in our town: a child's story about racial injustice / by Marianne Celano
MOVIES
The Princess and the Frog
Ruby Bridges
Akeelah and the Bee
Rodgers & Hammerstein's Cinderella
Cool Runnings
Pride
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