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Afrocentrism as a book category centers African peoples, histories, cultures, philosophies, and aesthetics—and their diasporic experiences—as primary frames for interpretation, storytelling, and analysis. Titles in this category include scholarly and popular histories, cultural criticism, philosophy, biographies, fiction and poetry, children’s and educational works, and art or music studies that reclaim African agency, foreground indigenous knowledge systems, challenge Eurocentric narratives, and explore identity, colonialism, resistance, and cultural revival. Whether academic or accessible to general readers, Afrocentric books seek to recover marginalized voices, reinterpret the past through African-centered perspectives, celebrate continuity and innovation across Africa and the African diaspora, and support projects of decolonization, representation, and community empowerment.

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