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"Racial barriers" as a book category refers to works—fiction and nonfiction—that examine the obstacles people face because of race and the systems that enforce those obstacles. Titles in this category explore historical and contemporary forms of segregation, discrimination, and structural inequality across areas like education, housing, employment, criminal justice, health care, and civic participation. Books may include memoirs, investigative journalism, academic analysis, novels, and testimonies that illuminate lived experience, policy causes, and consequences of racial exclusion, as well as stories of resistance, resilience, community building, and movements for justice. The category aims to educate readers about how race shapes opportunity and power and to inspire reflection and change.

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