This Latin Heritage Month, we’re picking up Muévelo: The Enduring Legacy of Latin Music Across Borders, a book that takes a closer look at the histories, people, and cultural forces behind the music so many of us grew up with. Written by the creators of Radio Menea, Muévelo explores the evolution and influence of Latin music while paying attention to the complicated histories that often get left out of more traditional accounts.

Back-to-school season usually means new notebooks, fresh schedules, and figuring out which classes you’re going to rush to in the mornings. But if Xolo Books were designing a college syllabus, we’d make sure the reading list went beyond the traditional canon. For an introductory course in history, identity, race, and liberation, these are three books we’d put on the syllabus.

Women’s History Month is here, and we’re celebrating with a powerful lineup of books that honor the voices, ideas, and resistance of women who continue to shape our world. Whether you

Advocate is a heartfelt graphic memoir perfect for those committed to career and value alignment.

This recent order was too good not to share.

We read and reviewed some fantastic books this year. Using our Decolonized Framework, these are our top Decolonized reads of 2024.

Undue Burden challenges readers to confront the hostile realities of life in a post-Roe America and to consider the far-reaching consequence

Reverence is a poignant memoir that transforms personal trauma into a powerful story of resilience, forgiveness, and the unyielding strength

Still True is a must-read for anyone interested in journalism, social justice, and the power of storytelling.

Perseverance is a raw and profound celebration of resilience that is relatable and inspiring.