Black Lives Matter
Nonfiction (mostly—except for Amanda Parris's Governor General's Award-winning play, which still belongs here) that tackles the realities of Black experience and anti-Black racism in Canada.
Policing Black Lives
State Violence in Canada from Slavery to the Present
The Skin We're In
A Year of Black Resistance and Power
Until We Are Free
Reflections on Black Lives Matter in Canada
Shame on Me
An Anatomy of Race and Belonging
Black Writers Matter
Other Side of the Game
The Stone Thrower
A Daughter's Lessons, a Father's Life
Beauty in a Box
Detangling the Roots of Canada's Black Beauty Culture
Black Like Who?
20th anniversary edition
Blank
Essays and Interviews
Excessive Force
Toronto's Fight to Reform City Policing
I've Been Meaning to Tell You
A Letter to My Daughter
In the Black
My Life
