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Journalist. Professor. Mommy. @NicoleFCarr everywhere.
SOLD OUT: A huge and heartfelt THANK YOU to every (NABJ) National Association of Black Journalists member who spent time with writers during the Authors Showcase. When I left the conference Thursday afternoon , said they’d sold out of The Price of Exclusion. Most of the books were purchased after David Dennis, Jr. led our conversation about memory, ancestry and healing (themes that are also beautifully explored in David’s book, The Movement Made Us).
Thank you to Daralene Jones and Robin Allison Davis for sending me videos and photos of all this (separate post coming about Robin’s fantastic book, Surviving Paris!!).
And thank you to readers and black-owned bookstores that always carry our work on the shelves. ✨
, Bonnie Newman Davis 🙏🏾
08/09/2026
Finally settling in after a travel day. The best tag on National Book Lovers Day came from a reader who bought my debut from Quail Ridge Books in Raleigh (my 2nd of nearly 20 summer book tour stops). Thank you for making The Price of Exclusion one of your summer/history reads! https://www.harpercollins.com/products/the-price-of-exclusion-nicole-carr?variant=43895225679906
08/04/2026
Grateful for all of my readers: https://www.harpercollins.com/products/the-price-of-exclusion-nicole-carr
August is , a time to recognize the importance of equitable maternal and infant healthcare.
As part of our , we're spotlighting The Price of Exclusion by Nicole Carr, a powerful examination of how the dismantling of Black medical institutions continues to shape healthcare access today. By tracing the history of Black physicians and the policies that limited their ability to serve their communities, Carr reveals why many of today's health inequities, including those affecting Black mothers and babies, didn't happen by chance.
Add this essential read to your summer reading list and join us as we continue learning from the stories that inform our fight for equity and justice.
07/30/2026
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 . ✨
07/27/2026
Exciting news: Pi Alpha Omega’s 40th Anniversary short documentary Through the Years has been selected to screen in the 17th Annual BronzeLens Film Festival of Atlanta!
This internationally acclaimed film festival will welcome the world to Atlanta. Viewers will learn about the trailblazing visionaries of PAO, whose work in human and civil rights deserves a documented place in history.
Produced and directed by PAO member Nicole Carr and her husband Tolly Carr, Through the Years is an ode to our contributions to movements and Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Incorporated .
Join us on August 22nd for an afternoon of powerful storytelling and preserving our histories!
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. - South Atlantic Region
07/25/2026
Thanks to EURweb.com for this coverage of The Price of Exclusion: https://eurweb.com/nicole-carr-price-of-exclusion-black-medical-history/ .
I hope readers continue to appreciate the history that’s centered in this book.
America's Medical History Is Missing Some of Its Greatest Black Pioneers | EUR EXCLUSIVE | EURweb | Black News, Culture, Entertainment & More Nicole Carr discusses 'The Price of Exclusion,' uncovering forgotten Black medical pioneers whose impact still shapes healthcare.
When I sat down with NBC Washington’s Jummy Olabanji earlier this summer, I had to take a moment to recognize Howard University’s
Mooreland-Spingarn Research Center . Without their Mellon Foundation -funded archive digitization project, I would not have found my great-grandfather’s Howard College (then-School) of Medicine profile, nor would I have unlocked the narrative foundation for my debut book, The Price of Exclusion: The Pursuit of Healthcare in a Segregated Nation.
A very special thanks to HU historian/head of research, Sonja Woods, for her generous assistance in clearing rights for my ancestor’s book photo. Our archives house the blueprint to confront these troubling times.
Full interview link available under the media tab on www.nicolefcarr.com.
Wilmington, NC, the Dr. Hubert Eaton archives and the history of the 1898 insurrection play a critical role in my research for The Price of Exclusion. Earlier this month and immediately following the book festival in Jamaica, I joined Pamela for a book conversation at the Gwinnett Public Library in Duluth. Our full conversation is on the GPL YouTube page and will be posted Thank you Jina Duvernay for the opportunity to share this book in our community.
07/21/2026
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…
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