pick4 ⭐This picture book is a history of the man who helped make the 1963 March On Washington the event it was. Bayard Rustin was a Black gay man who put his heart into peaceful protest. He had learned from Gandhi that peaceful protest was the only real way to get your voice heard, and to make things happen. He was successful and the March On Washington was a success. He‘s a little-known player in this big event that I am happy now gets his own stage.
pickA wonderful story about how the rainbow flag came to be. It made me cry. First with sadness then with joy and pride.
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pickIn this book three seemingly separate storylines come together to help start a discussion about book censorship and how early young people can handle LGTBQ+ content.
It is very slow at work right now so I‘m going to start this and see how far I get before anyone else enters the building.
pickThis history should be essential reading for everyone, but especially those of us who are queer. 🌈🌈
@Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks guess what came in the mail! Thank you so much for everything. I love the stickers. #litsylove
pickMiddle grade novel with 2 story lines: one where two boys develop feelings for each other and begin a relationship, and the other where a 5th grader's mom challenges a book the class is reading because the main characters might be gay. And a 3rd storyline where we get excerpts from the book that's being challenged.
“You know someone's right for you when the things they don't have to say are even more important than the things they do.”
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Another great one from Jodi!!
“…there‘s something important about going back to books you‘ve already read. You will always find new thing inside or have new reaction to characters you thought you already knew well. You learn more about the story and you also learn more about yourself as a reader, and where you are in life.”
