In this June 2021 episode of History Hit, host Dan Snow talks to American historian Elizabeth Hinton about her book America on Fire.

In this 2016 BBC documentary, British historian David Olusoga sheds light on the history of Black people in Britain and explores the long relationship between the country and people whose origins lie in Africa.

This BBC Africa documentary is an on-the-ground account of the emergence of violent cultism in Nigeria.

All paths to success stem from failure. This book teaches how to accept your mistakes, approach setbacks with courage, and build your own 'black box' from the lessons that failure gives you.

In this October 2022 episode of the History Extra podcast, host Charlotte Hodgman speaks with historian Hannah Cusworth about the history of Black people in Great Britain.

Black Fatigue names and describes a phenomenon Black people know well: the multifaceted physical and psychological damage wrought by simply living, day by day, in a racist society.

Black Flags is a gripping account of the rise of the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria, or ISIS, one of the world's deadliest terrorist groups.

Black Is the Body is a collection of 12 autobiographical essays by American author Emily Bernard, reflecting her experiences as an African American woman in the Southern U.S.

In this essay collection, Tracey Michae'l Lewis-Giggetts explores the importance of Black joy rooted in self-compassion.

First published in 1992, this classic text by bell hooks examines the representation of Black people in media in an attempt to disrupt, unsettle, and challenge us.

Ric Prado details his career with the Central Intelligence Agency, including his time spent in counter-terrorism and training Contras in South America.

Mental health activist and celebrated public relations speaker Terrie M. Williams delves into why depression is so hidden among Black Americans and how issues of racism and sexism persist in making depression a silent killer.

A critical insight into the colonial origins of structural racism in the British police force and how the Black community organizes against it.

Sudhir Hazareesingh's biography of Toussaint Louverture, formerly enslaved person and Haitian revolutionary hero, seeks to uncover the real man behind the myth.

A striking commentary on man's relationship with nature, Blackfish acts as a plea to release orcas from captivity and back into the wild where they belong.

Candace Owens calls out the cynical exploitation of Black Americans by the Democratic Party and urges the community to take control of its own problems without the need for big government intervention.

This course from University College London gives classroom teachers the tools and understanding to effectively shift their teaching online.

Leading psychologists Mahzarin R. Banaji and Anthony G. Greenwald discuss how biases can manifest subconsciously and what we can do to counteract them.

Blink explains what happens when you listen to your gut feeling, why these snap judgments are often much more efficient than conscious deliberating, and how to avoid your intuition leading you to wrong assumptions.

Blitzed offers a new perspective on the history of Nazi Germany, exploring how widespread drug addiction influenced one of the world's cruelest regimes — and one of history's most infamous dictators.

Blitzscaling is the strategy some of today's most valuable companies have used to achieve huge market shares, fast growth, and big profit margins.