You want to know about American History but your BIPOC friends are too tired to explain it to you? Read this.
Here are a collection of indigenous history books u can check out.
The New Jim Crow to gain a deeper understanding of the prison industrial complex.
Medical Apartheid to gain fundamentals on history of medicine and the black community.
The Mixtecs of Colonial Oaxaca for the point of view of the Tay Ñudzahui in central America.
From Colombus to Castro, a comprehensive history of the Caribbean.
@GhostSkunk suggested The Veins of Latin America; which is highly regarded and I would direct you towards it as well.
You can follow @Vritrite.
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