The most likely person to read a book — in any format — is a black woman who's been to college. Slate's Jacob Weisberg spotted the data point buried in Pew's report ...

Women read more books than men, and college educated Black women read more (print and e-readers) than all groups. The response to this revealing detail ran the gamut from proud validation of Black ...

Several black women librarians emerged to meet the high demand, turning reading and book publishing into an anti-racist campaign, long before the term itself was coined. Charlemae Rollins, ...

Bunn estimates that about 99% of the people who attend the annual conference, whom he calls “readers,” are Black women. According to a study by the Pew Research Center, women read more books ...

Unsurprisingly, by the end of the night, the #solidarityisforwhitewomen stream was full of tweets from people who clearly don't read ... book, she delves into the four tropes of black women ...