Welcome to our Black History Month Library Guide. In honor of February being Black History Month, we are inviting you to explore the library's digital books highlighted on this guide, and stop by the library to check out this month's library display.
Also, visit the DEI Library Guide and the ACPHS Center for Student Success DEI Canvas module to find more resources for promoting and practicing diversity, equity and inclusion at ACPHS.
Join the Black History Committee in collaboration with BSU in celebrating this year's Black History month! The theme is "Cultural Explosion" and seeks to introduce various aspects of a subgroup of cultures that represents the ACPHS diaspora. Check out all of the events here!
Established by Carter G. Woodson, Black History Month was originally a week-long recognition of the achievements of African Americans. "However, Woodson never confined Negro History to a week. His life’s work and the mission of ASALH since its founding in 1915 represent a living testimony to the year-round and year-after-year study of African American history." (Evelyn Brooks Higginbotham, 2021 ASALH National President, Why Black History Month?)
To learn more about Carter G. Woodson and the origins of Black History Month, visit the Association for the Study of African American Life & History
Check out some of our e-books and audiobooks available from the Library's Overdrive collection.
Gorilla, My Love by 
Solo by 
How Long 'til Black Future Month? by 
Heads of the Colored People by 
Kindred by 
The Hate U Give by 
The Underground Railroad by 
Call Us What We Carry by 
Say Her Name by 
Stamped from the Beginning by 
Just Mercy by 
Sister Outsider: Essays, Speeches by 
Well-Read Black Girl: Finding Our Stories, Discovering Ourselves by 
The New Jim Crow by 
