How We Fight for Our Lives
by Saeed Jones | 
When They Call You a Terrorist
by Patrisse Khan-Cullors | 
Negroland
by Margo Jefferson | 
Heavy
by Kiese Laymon | 
Stay Sexy & Don't Get Murdered
by Karen Kilgariff | 
Men We Reaped
by Jesmyn Ward |
Secret Daughter
by June Cross | 
The Adderall Diaries
by Stephen Elliott | 
A Spy Among Friends
by Ben Macintyre | 
Between the World and Me
by Ta-Nehisi Coates |
The Big Tiny
by Dee Williams |
Once More We Saw Stars
by Jayson Greene |
Down the Rabbit Hole
by Holly Madison | 
The Boy Who Fell Out of the Sky
by Ken Dornstein | 
Black Like Me
by John Howard Griffin |
Naturally Tan
by Tan France |
Toil & Trouble
by Augusten Burroughs | 
Manson
by Jeff Guinn |
Church of Lies
by Flora Jessop |
Stories from Jonestown
by Leigh Fondakowski |
In 1978 the community of Colorado Springs, Colorado experienced a growth of Ku Klux Klan (KKK) membership. One man dared to challenge their effort and thwart attempts to take over the city, Police Detective Ron Stallworth. He launched an undercover investigation into the Klan, gained membership into the organization, briefly served as Duke's bodyguard, and was eventually asked to be the leader of the Colorado Springs chapter. The irony of this investigation was that Stallworth is... A Black man. In the process he battled internal departmental politics to successfully pull off this "sting." Black Klansman explains how he overcame these obstacles and accomplished this almost unbelievable unique achievement.