In a field historically marked by underrepresentation, "HERE – Where the Black Designers Are" by Cheryl D. Holmes-Miller offers both an illuminating chronicle and a call to action. The book meticulously documents the experiences, achievements, and challenges faced by Black designers in the United States, while simultaneously interrogating the systems and cultural narratives that have contributed to their marginalization. Holmes-Miller, herself a pioneering designer, weaves together personal stories, interviews, and historical context to create a resource that is as inspirational as it is informative for anyone interested in the evolution of design, diversity, and inclusion.

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