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"Racial bias" as a book category covers works that examine how race and ethnicity shape attitudes, behaviors, institutions, and outcomes. It includes empirical research and theory from sociology, psychology, history, law and public policy that explain interpersonal prejudice, implicit bias, structural and systemic racism, and discriminatory practices in areas like policing, education, employment, health care and housing. The category also embraces memoirs and narrative nonfiction that recount lived experiences of racial mistreatment and resilience, as well as practical guides for recognizing and reducing bias in individuals and organizations. Books may be scholarly, journalistic, activist, or instructional in tone, intended for general readers, students, or professionals seeking to understand roots and consequences of racial inequity and to inform anti-racist practice and reform.

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