From poetry to memoir, self-help to commentary, let these spring reads enrich your mind and spirit.

From memoirs to poetry to fiction, these titles will deepen your understanding of what’s going on, inspire activism and even entertain the kids.

From volunteering to organizing to donating, here are actionable steps you can take to support immigrants and asylum-seekers being prosecuted and detained by the United States government.

Faith leaders around the country are recreating Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s mass mobilization of working-class people.

Nine months after the Women’s March, a surprisingly diverse crowd of 5,000 met in Detroit for the inaugural Women’s Convention. Their mission? To transform the energy of the march into strategy, bridge gaps and build power. 

RaceBaitr editor Arielle Iniko Newton admits she was quick to dismiss #MeToo. Here, she reflects on how harsh, premature critiques of the online, decentralized campaigns so many of us use can hinder our growth.

A new Pepsi commercial shows the reality show personality presenting a police officer with a cool drink, opening his eyes to the plight of the oppressed.

The coalition brings together 50+ activist and advocacy organizations for a month of mobilization.

In light of the current political climate, Odeh believes that she could not receive a fair trial in her legal battle with the federal government over immigration fraud and terrorism charges.

The coalition will fight for “justice, freedom and the right to live with dignity and respect.”

This means staying hydrated, fueled and safe—especially if you’re a person of color, undocumented or in the LGBTQ community.

Sankofa.org, the human rights organization founded by musician and longtime activist Harry Belafonte, just announced the new arts and social justice festival.

The three acclaimed writers sat down for a public conversation at New York City’s Ambassador Theatre.

We rounded up the best clapbacks to the attempted erasure of Ali’s activist legacy.

The revolutionary was more than just the inspiration behind “Dear Mama.”

The documentary about the heralded writer, activist and educator will air on World Channel tonight at 8 p.m. ET. 

The #BlackLivesMatter activist committed suicide on Monday in front of the Ohio Statehouse. Here, some of his poignant words.

“American Revolutionary: The Evolution of Grace Lee Boggs” is available for free streaming until November.