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"Race and prejudice" as a book category encompasses works—fiction and nonfiction—that examine how race, ethnicity, and related social identities shape people's lives, relationships, institutions, and power dynamics. It includes personal memoirs and oral histories, historical and sociological studies, legal and policy analyses, literary explorations, and speculative or realist fiction that confronts racism, xenophobia, stereotyping, and discrimination at interpersonal and systemic levels. Typical themes are identity and belonging, segregation and exclusion, colonialism and migration, intersectionality with gender and class, implicit bias and prejudice formation, and movements for justice and reconciliation. Books in this category aim to illuminate lived experience, explain structures of inequality, challenge assumptions, and offer frameworks for understanding or addressing racial injustice.

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