Bout to buy a used copy to start handing around at work. Smart, incisive, persuasive, a whole pantry of food for thought.

This has resulted in such a profound jump forward in my meditation practice that I am experiencing some beautiful disorientation throughout the day

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Yoooo. I couldn't put this down. Centered on how to have frank, direct, and productive conversations about racial justice and systemic oppression. Absolutely worth the time for anyone looking to build confidence and capacity talking with others about racial identity and bias.

Finally getting around to this, and it's a classic for a reason! Much of this language (needs vs. wants, "your feelings aren't my responsibility") has filtered out into mainstream without its full context, but this has potential to be a paradigm changer.

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Kanopy fucks

Man, fuck yeah. The high proof stuff.

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Published in 1963, and I am looking forward to following some threads forward through the past 83 years to understand the legacy of this book. Made me wonder how old folks organizing in the 60s are these days.

The hype is real. Beautiful, approachable, practical, profound, and pulls no punches. A great one for seeding imagination about change. Each section stands on its own and could be the start of a mind-expanding conversation.

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