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Black. Trans. Never been in love. This is the summer that changes.

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The dreamer’s confessions.

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When cuts became weapons.

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She was five when the Khmer Rouge came. She survived.

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His dad sank the boat. Now Noah has to prove why it deserved it.

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Children are designed to learn through play. School keeps interrupting.

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Radical hope as resistance strategy.

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Palestine. Ferguson. Prison. One struggle, many fronts.

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Her mind is inhabited by spirits with their own agenda.

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Frida Kahlo's table, set exactly as she left it.

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He invented a word. The whole town tried to stop him.

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Dream big, even from behind the counter.

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Fry bread is history. Fry bread is family. Fry bread is us.

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A Tamil boy comes of age as Sri Lanka comes apart.

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An Iranian family in California. Dad is an eternal optimist.

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102 tons of trash per American lifetime. What that says about us.

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A graphic memoir about not fitting. The most banned book in America.

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Black Flag tour diaries. The van. The floors. The cost.

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An American in Paris. He loves a man. He can't let himself.

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God and the State are the same argument. Bakunin proves it.

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Manifestos, mayhem, and jump cuts.

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Fish biology as art. Juan Perón. M.C. Escher. Obviously.

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Afghan German. Berlin clubs. She told them she was Greek.

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One hundred women. One hundred ways to live.

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