Representation Matters! New Books in the Collection from Publishers of Color, by Authors of Color, for Everyone to Read

"AALBC.com is the oldest, largest, and most frequently visited web site dedicated to books by, or about, people of African descent. Started in 1997, AALBC.com is a widely recognized source of information about Black authors."

A non-exhaustive, but a curated list by AALBC of Black-Owned publishing companies and imprints.

"Latinx in Publishing is a non-profit organization or 501©3 comprised of book professionals (publishers, authors, illustrators, librarians, etc.) committed to supporting and increasing the number of Latinx people that work in publishing, and promoting literature by, for, and about Latinx people." Their Twitter (@LatinxinPub) and Instagram (@latinxpublishing) are great resources as well, and regularly highlight new releases by Authors and Publishers in the Chicanx, Latinx, and Hispanic communities.

"An online/irl community dedicated to uplifting POC voices. We do this by highlighting two books each month written by authors of color. In addition to building community with folks across the country we also send our monthly book picks to incarcerated comrades through our Prison Program."

The Tribal College Journal is a great resource. Here I've linked their "Best Native Books" article for 2020, but the journal itself is also something worth subscribing too.

This list by Cardinal Rule Press has a great list of Black-Owned children's publishers as well as a few general audience publishers.

Glory Edim is doing some amazing work. "Well-Read Black Girl (WRBG) is a book club turned literary festival based in Brooklyn, NY. WRBG provides a vital space for Black women readers and writers to connect and grow in conversation."
You can also follow them on Instagram (@wellreadblackgirl)and Twitter (@wellreadblkgirl)

Diverse Spines regularly highlights books by Black Women and WOC authors.