White Rage, Black Listed & Black and British 3 Books Collection Set - Non Fiction - Paperback

Titles in This Set
White Rage: The Unspoken Truth of Our Racial Divide
Black, Listed
Black and British: A Forgotten History

Details
Condition: Brand New
Format: Paperback
(White Rage), 9780349700564 (Black, Listed)
Publisher: Bloomsbury USA, Dialogue Books, Pan Macmillan

Overview
This three-book nonfiction collection brings together three widely discussed works exploring race, history, and identity. Carol Anderson's National Book Critics Circle Award-winning White Rage traces how policy and institutions have repeatedly undermined Black progress across generations in America. Jeffrey Boakye's Black, Listed unpacks contemporary Black British identity through language, culture, and lived experience. David Olusoga's Black and British: A Forgotten History uncovers centuries of Black presence woven into Britain's own national story. Together they offer curious readers a rigorous, readable set spanning transatlantic conversations on race and belonging.

About the Books
Each title in this collection approaches race and history from a distinct vantage point, yet together they form a cohesive, transatlantic conversation. White Rage is Carol Anderson's era-by-era account of how American policy and institutions have quietly rolled back Black advancement after every major civil rights milestone, from Reconstruction through the present day, earning it a National Book Critics Circle Award and US bestseller status. Black, Listed shifts the lens to Britain, where Jeffrey Boakye examines the language used to label and often misrepresent Black British people, moving between memoir, cultural criticism, and commentary on music, sport, education, and everyday life. Black and British: A Forgotten History, by historian and broadcaster David Olusoga, widens the frame further, tracing Black presence in Britain across more than a thousand years, from Roman Britain through empire, slavery, and postwar migration, arguing that Black history is a central, often erased, part of British history rather than a footnote. Read individually, each book stands as a serious, well-researched work of nonfiction suited to students, educators, and general readers alike. Read together, they trace how racial narratives were built, defended, and challenged on both sides of the Atlantic, giving American readers valuable context for today's conversations about race, policy, and representation.

Key Benefits

• Three acclaimed nonfiction titles in one collection, saving time hunting for individual copies
• Covers race and history from both American and British perspectives
• Brand new paperback copies, ideal for personal libraries or book clubs
• Accessible, well-researched writing suited to students and general readers
• A thoughtful gift for Black History Month or graduation reading lists
• Sparks meaningful conversation on race, policy, and belonging

Book-by-Book Guide
White Rage: The Unspoken Truth of Our Racial Divide — Carol Anderson's award-winning history traces how policy backlash has followed every major stride toward Black equality in America.
Black, Listed — Jeffrey Boakye examines the words used to define Black British identity, blending memoir and cultural critique across music, sport, and language.
Black and British: A Forgotten History — David Olusoga traces over a thousand years of Black presence in Britain, from Roman times through empire and postwar migration.

About the Authors
Carol Anderson is a historian and Charles Howard Candler Professor of African American Studies at Emory University, and author of the bestselling, award-winning White Rage. Jeffrey Boakye is a British writer, teacher, and broadcaster from Brixton, South London, known for his sharp cultural commentary on race, education, and language in works such as Black, Listed. David Olusoga is a British historian, broadcaster, and BAFTA-winning filmmaker whose acclaimed television work and writing, including Black and British: A Forgotten History, has reshaped public understanding of Black British history and heritage.

Why You'll Love This Collection
Three powerful, brand-new paperbacks that pair perfectly for book clubs, classroom libraries, or your own nonfiction shelf. A meaningful gift for Black History Month, graduations, or the holiday season, this set suits any curious reader ready to dig deeper into race, history, and identity on both sides of the Atlantic.

Please Note: This is the UK edition with the ISBN as listed; the cover may vary slightly from the image shown.