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"Marginalized people" as a book category encompasses works that center the lives, perspectives, histories, and voices of individuals and groups who have been socially, politically, economically, or culturally sidelined or excluded by dominant institutions and narratives. This category includes fiction and nonfiction—memoir, poetry, history, journalism, speculative fiction, YA and children’s literature—where themes often address systemic oppression, identity, resilience, survival, community, resistance, and the complexities of intersectional experience (race, ethnicity, gender, sexuality, disability, class, immigration status, religion, age, neurodivergence, incarceration, and more). These books aim to amplify underrepresented voices, challenge stereotypes, document lived realities, and broaden readers’ understanding of power and inclusion rather than presenting marginalized characters solely as objects of pity or trope-driven plot devices.

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