By Dr. Lucy Foulkes, Book 5 of 2022 This book brought something wonderful to the conversation around mental health: context and nuance. There’s a lot of hype around mental health […]
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A Year of Loving Kindness to Myself
written by Brigid Lowry, book 68 of 2021 Let me start by saying I don’t read a lot of spiritual works so I’m not sure my opinion on this should […]
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Care-free Black Girls
A Celebration of Black Women in Popular Culture by Zeba Blay, Book 64 of 2021 If you’re going into this for a celebratory atmosphere around black joy and black success, […]
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The End of Bias: A Beginning
by Jessica Nordell, Book 62 of 2021 This book is packed full of insightful examples of how bias seeps into day to day encounters with profound impacts ranging from the […]
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Living in Data
Citizen’s Guide to a Better Information Future written by Jer Thorp, Book 49 of 2021 “The lesson that I had learned was one that has guided my approach to solving […]
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Somebody’s Daughter
written by Ashley C. Ford, narrated by the author – book 42 of 2021 I was nothing and nobody cared what happened to nothing and everything happened to girls who […]
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Rebel Ideas
written by Matthew Syed, Book 32 of 2021 Companies founded by immigrants grow faster and survive longer. Immigrants make disproportionate contributions to technology, patent production and to science. Matthew Syed […]
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When They Call You a Terrorist
written by Patrisse Khan-Cullors, Book 5 of 2021 “What is the impact of not being valued? How do you measure the loss of what a human being does not receive?” […]