Ijeoma Oluo Books in Order

This coloring book combines portraits of forty contemporary feminists with essays about feminism. Its selection emphasizes varied backgrounds, bodies, gender expressions, and sexual orientations, presenting intersectional feminism through images readers can color and reflections they can read.

Designed for teenage readers, this coloring book presents forty feminist portraits alongside quotations and original essays. It combines a creative activity with an introduction to feminist ideas, inviting young readers to engage with the people and perspectives represented.

Ijeoma Oluo examines racism in American life and offers ways to discuss difficult subjects across racial differences. Topics include privilege, police brutality, cultural appropriation, intersectionality, and the model minority myth, connecting everyday conversations with broader systems of inequality.

Ijeoma Oluo examines white male supremacy through American history, connecting myths of the cowboy, political backlash, and institutional power. She considers its consequences for women, people of color, and white men, and argues for an identity beyond racial and gender dominance.

Oluo profiles grassroots organizers pursuing racial equity across education, housing, health, labor, policing, and other institutions. Interviews connect systemic oppression with practical community work, showing readers ways to participate in movements and bring approaches to their own communities.