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When Sadness Is at Your Door
Eva Eland

Sadness arrives at the door. You can let it in.
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When Stars Are Scattered
Victoria Jamieson

A refugee boyhood, in pictures
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When We Were Alone
David A. Robertson

Why does grandma keep her hair long? Because they made her cut it.
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When You Reach Me
Rebecca Stead

Anonymous notes predict the future. She has to figure out why.
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White Fragility
Robin DiAngelo

White discomfort shuts down the conversation. Here's why.
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White Fragility (Adapted for Young Adults)
Robin DiAngelo

White discomfort about race. Why it happens. What to do.
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White Is for Witching
Punk and Pedagogy

The house in Dover decides who belongs. It is very English.
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White Noise
Don DeLillo

Death, media, and supermarket dread.
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White Rage: The Unspoken Truth of Our Racial Divide
Carol Anderson

Every Black advance met with white policy. Every time.
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Wicked: The Life and Times of the Wicked Witch of the West
Gregory Maguire

The villain was just the one who saw through it.
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Wild Swans
Jung Chang

Three Chinese women. One hundred years of upheaval.
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Winners Take All
Anand Giridharadas

Philanthropy’s PR problem, exposed.
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With His Pistol in His Hand
Américo Paredes

The ballad as the only history the border would allow.
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Without You There Is No Us
Suki Kim

Teaching English to Pyongyang's elite. Undercover.
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Working
Studs Terkel

Americans talk about their jobs. All of them. No filter.
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Xala
Ousmane Sembène

Cursed on his wedding night. The cure is everything.
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Yesteryear
Caro Claire Burke

Tradwife influencer wakes up in 1855. Not what she advertised.
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You are Not So Smart
David McRaney

Your brain’s full of plot twists.
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Your Face Belongs to Us
Kashmir Hill

A startup claimed your face. Here's who's fighting back.
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Zeitoun
Dave Eggers

He stayed to help after Katrina. They arrested him instead.
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milk and honey
Rupi Kaur

The poems that gave survivors their words.
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