Nicole Carr

@nicolefcarr.bsky.social

Digital Expat. Author. Journalist. Speaker. Morehouse College Visiting Asst.journalism prof. 🌎trotting+ Searching for the ancestors with my own legacies 👧🏽👧🏽👦🏾 Order 📚: The Price of Exclusion (June 2026): https://bit.ly/4qcHeV5

Finally found a physical copy of Essence Magazine (Barnes & Noble in Buckhead). Thank you for including The Price of Exclusion on this summer reads list. So many good books have come out this year. Grateful for this moment and the chance to share it with Phill Branch and Amena Brown. ✨

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Joined global scholars to contribute to the latest Routledge Companion Guide to Journalism, exploring some of the most pressing issues before us . As the only HBCU professor to write in this text, I centered the historic Black press,coverage of our communities: www.routledge.com/The-Rout-led...

The Routledge Companion to Journalism Education

The Routledge Companion to Journalism Education brings together a global and transdisciplinary field of scholars, practitioners, and journalism educators to provide the most contemporary, research-inf...

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Never would have imagined that our PAO chapter’s short doc would reach so many audiences. 💕💚 Through the Years is an official selection for the Bronzelens Film Festival next month. Proud to produce this. Proud of my chapter, its visionaries and our work in civil,human rights:https://bronzelens.com

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This also played out in local and national coverage of the Big Lie. Election deniers’ false claims were often treated as sides that needed to be extracted and platformed. When no evidence of such claim could be seen, their lies were still platformed (sans pushback).

Donie O’Sullivan@donie.bsky.social · 2w ago

This is exactly what I run into with conspiracy theorists — a stray, unverified claim gets treated as if it debunks the real story, and it almost always falls apart under scrutiny. Wild to hear that pattern showing up at 60 Minutes as Cecilia Vega describes it.

The Price of Exclusion at the NAACP National Convention. Thank you to every reader, author and the Da Book Joint for loving on our history, our stories, our books. Honored to be in the number. Til next time…

I’ve spoken with more than a dozen audiences about the history and ideas that are rooted in my new debut book, The Price of Exclusion:The Pursuit of Healthcare in a Segregated Nation. Here’s a snippet from June,DC Public Library.You can find the full conversation here: youtu.be/X8K78GuE_nY?...

An amazing event with Nicole Carr at Quail Ridge books tonight. Moderated by Joel Brown from ABC 11 News and it was probably one of the most important conversations we've had in our store in a long time. We've got copies of Nicole's newest book The Price of Exclusion in our store now.

During my Sunrise, FL book stop, I fielded quite a few questions about the histories of Black West Indian students at HBCUs and how I navigated archives/research roadblocks while writing The Price of Exclusion. My uncle is behind the shattered glass piece inspired by the book.

The Jamaica Gleaner highlighted The Price of Exclusion & my dear family, many of whom made it to the Kingston stop of the summer book tour.I could not have written this book without the archives in Jamaica, the historic Black press & holdings in London & Scotland: jamaica-gleaner.com/article/life...

Nicole Carr visits Jamaica to reclaim family history through new book

Award-winning journalist and author Nicole Carr said much of the foundation of her book, The Price of Exclusion: The Pursuit of Healthcare in a Segregated Nation, was uncovered through research and cr...

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If you’re in Chicago for this year’s NAACP national convention, meet me in #TheHub to discuss how the org and the LDF appear in The Price of Exclusion’s narrative re: hospital desegregation cases. I’ll be signing books next Monday, July 20th. Looking forward to this.

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THANK YOU to every reader, librarian and bookseller who has purchased The Price of Exclusion since its June 16th release. It is now one of America’s bestselling non-fiction books by a Black author (July 2026).

Bestselling African American Books: BLK Bestsellers (Adult Nonfiction (Hardcover), July 2026)

Explore the official monthly BLK Bestsellers list of bestselling Black books and books by Black writers across eight curated literary categories.

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