When Black Lives Matter protests spread across the world earlier this year, new conversations about race and identity were had on social media at a rate never seen before. Mobilisation, protest and education were spreading across platforms like Twitter, as well as encouragement for non-black people to start “doing the work”: reading, listening and learning about black experiences and histories across the world.
During this time, many activists put together reading lists; books...
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