6 Books About Race to Read Instead of Asking a Person of Color to Explain It to You If you’re unsure how to talk about race, <br />turning to your friends of color may seem <br />like the easiest way to learn more. Rather than placing the burden on them, <br />here are six books about race in America <br />you can read to educate yourself. 'So You Want to Talk About Race' <br />by Ijeoma Oluo 'Eloquent Rage: A Black Feminist <br />Discovers Her Superpower' <br />by Brittney Cooper 'The Color of Success: Asian Americans <br />and the Origins of the Model Minority' <br />by Ellen D. Wu 'This Muslim American Life: <br />Dispatches from the War on Terror' <br />by Moustafa Bayoumi 'An African American and Latinx <br />History of the United States' <br />by Paul Ortiz 'Waking Up White, and Finding <br />Myself in the Story of Race' <br />by Debby Irving
