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"Race and representation" is a category for books that explore how racial identities are portrayed, constructed, and contested across literature, media, art, history, and everyday life. It includes works of criticism, theory, history, memoir, and fiction that analyze who gets to tell stories, how stereotypes and visual/linguistic portrayals shape public understanding, and how power, exclusion, and resistance operate around race. These books examine structural and cultural forces—colonialism, white supremacy, policy, and institutions—alongside personal and community responses, highlighting questions of visibility, authenticity, appropriation, and intersectionality. Intended for readers interested in social justice, cultural studies, and the politics of recognition, the category centers marginalized voices and offers frameworks for critically reading and changing representations of race.

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