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"Racial preferences" as a book category covers works that examine how race shapes attraction, relationships and social dynamics—ranging from academic and sociological studies of racial bias and structural power to personal memoirs, fiction, and practical guides about interracial dating, fetishization, and identity. Books in this category might explore historical and cultural roots of racialized preference, psychological and online-dating research, ethical questions about consent and objectification, and narratives that illuminate individual experiences or challenge stereotypes. Suitable for scholars, activists, and general readers, the label signals critical engagement with how race influences desire and social boundaries rather than endorsement of discriminatory attitudes, so curators should use it responsibly and provide contextual framing.

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