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From tuxedos to tattoos, Eleanor Medhurst’s Unsuitable traces a hidden history of lesbian fashion

Everett Collection/Shutterstock by Lorinda Cramer, Deakin University Blues singer Gladys Bentley was a dazzling star of the Harlem Renaissance, a period in the 1920s and ’30s...

Casting a spotlight on the Black convicts of African descent who helped shape Australia

Billy Blue, 1834, by J. B. East. Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales by Jane Lydon, The University of Western Australia It is a...

BookTrib’s Bites: Curl up with these four fantastic reads

(NewsUSA) - Covet the Chaos by Caleb Shawn Sully Based on a true story. Emerging from his service in Iraq, a soldier seeks redemption and...

Fear, queer love and self-loathing: James Baldwin’s mid-century masterpiece, Giovanni’s Room

American Writer James Baldwin in Paris. Photo by Sophie Bassouls Sygma via Getty Images by Dan Dixon, University of Sydney Our cultural touchstones series looks at influential...

‘The Great Black Hope’: New book unpacks legacy of Black NFL quarterbacks

Grand Valley State University professor Louis Moore’s (left) new book, “The Great Black Hope: Doug Williams, Vince Evans, and the Making of the Black Quarterback” explores...

New novel explores the life of Effa Manley, the first female Negro Leagues team owner

Credit: Book art from X by Charles Hallman, Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder Effa Manley (1897-1981) was the first female Negro Leagues team owner, the only woman inducted into the Baseball...

His crayon is purple – but is Harold a Black boy?

Prior to 1998, Harold of ‘Harold and the Purple Crayon’ was depicted as racially ambiguous. Harper & Brothers, 1955 by Philip Nel, Kansas State University Is...

What can we learn about Kamala Harris from her memoir?

Julia Nikhinson/AAP by Dennis Altman, La Trobe University As critics line up to suggest Kamala Harris is unqualified to be President of the United States one...

‘Grandad Mandela’ (Terri’s Book Review July 18)

Please tell me a family story. You never get tired of hearing about your Mom and Dad, and how much fun they had on their...

‘Bad Men and Wicked Women’ (Terri’s Book Review April 18)

Blood is thicker than water. That’s what they say: your relationship with family—blood—is stronger than any connection you’ll have with someone unrelated. Blood is thicker...
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