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Published on Sep 21, 2021

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The Year of Blue Water

The Year of Blue Water by Yanyi is a tender book of prose poetry exploring queerness, gender, family, and mental health. It's a gentle, human-read that invites us to expand ourselves and love intentionally. When I return to it, I feel fuller—and held. — Hue Minh Cao, Creative Director

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Notes of a Native Son

Anyone who has read James Baldwin knows how transformative his writing is. This book helped me to understand and articulate the nuances of my experience in a way I wasn’t able to prior. — Kile Atwater, Head of Partnerships

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Undrowned

A meditative narrative that combines storytelling, history, and learnings of marine mammals into a deeply thoughtful book full of life. I pick it up again and again, to remind myself that the world is bigger, more nuanced, and connected in more ways than I'll ever know.

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How We Show Up:

We tend to live in a very individualized mindset due to trauma and survival skills but when we lean on one another and exchange care and healing, we become unstoppable. — Christofer Medina, Head of Brand Strategy

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How Long Till Black Future

I reference this book and its many stories to reboot my own perception of what it means to create a world I want to see and remind myself just how far your imagination can go. If it's one thing I've learned the past few years, fiction isn't too far off from reality. — Najir Austin, Lead Designer

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Bad Feminist

Bad Feminist contains a collection of essays written by Roxane Gay that engages the reader in the oftentimes messy and complex experience of identifying as a feminist in this day and age. — Christian Becerra, Head of Operations

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