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鈥淭he Boston Way,鈥� examines a group of abolitionists who believed a civil war聽would not only result in bloodshed but also set back the cause of African American rights.聽

Joseph Torigian talks about writing 鈥淭he Party鈥檚 Interests Come First,鈥� which profiles the father of Chinese leader Xi Jinping.

In this roundup of cookbooks, authors like Jacques P茅pin and Samin Nosrat share how their personal creative processes in the kitchen can have a harmonizing, restorative effect.

鈥淎mity鈥� laces together separate tales of two Black siblings, searching for each other and for their true selves.

The 10 best books of November bring light to the shortest days, with new titles from Salman Rushdie, Sarah Hall, and Roy Wood Jr.聽

鈥淭he Name on the Wall鈥� unspools the short life of a French resistance foot soldier, whose ordinary bravery contrasted with the brutality around him.

In this interview, Rep. James Clyburn of South Carolina discusses the connection he sees between today鈥檚 politics and the eras of Reconstruction and Jim Crow.

Benjamin Wood鈥檚 latest novel 鈥淪eascraper鈥� recognizes the importance of reconciling practical concerns and necessities with spiritual, emotional ones.

Filmmaker Cameron Crowe digs into his past as a chronicler of rock 鈥榥鈥� roll idols and explores his pivot to the movies.

Across the United States, scholars are working to preserve聽the history of the Black press before the brittle pages are lost forever. In a basement at Howard University, uncovered treasures have included Frederick Douglass鈥� newspaper, The North Star.