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Racialization, as a book category, encompasses works that examine how social, political and cultural processes assign meaning and consequence to perceived racial differences. Books in this category explore the historical and contemporary mechanisms—law, migration, labor systems, media, science, and everyday interactions—through which groups are categorized, marginalized, or given privilege; they include scholarly analyses, historical accounts, legal and policy studies, cultural criticism, and personal narratives. Common themes are the construction of racial identities, the role of institutions in producing racial hierarchies, intersections with class, gender and citizenship, and comparative or transnational perspectives on race-making. Such titles aim to illuminate how race is not a fixed biological fact but a shifting social process with concrete impacts on opportunity, representation, and belonging.

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