Recs if you like "You Should Be Grateful": Stories of Race, Identity, and Transracial Adoption...

On the liberation of youth. Children are an oppressed class - these books discuss various facets of how children are oppressed, their own experiences, and their liberation.

learn what those in power have done to us across industry and government throughout American history, learn about the oppressive systems that need razing, and help create a dignified, fulfilling future for all of us. Recs welcome!!

Resources for learning about adoption and foster care. Books here can help you understand the perspective of an adoptee/kid in foster care, an adoptive family, biological family, foster parent, social worker, etc. Or find a book here to educate yourself on the intricacies of the system and maybe even how to navigate them in the healthiest way.

List curated by an adoptee. My story from foster care has been mostly positive, but every story is different.

The (now defunct) podcast titled Keeping It 101: A Killjoy's Introduction to Religion offered an academic, intersectional look at religions around the world. They often included homework in their episodes to expand upon what they discussed. This list compiles all of the books they suggest.

Shout-out to Dr Megan Goodwin and Dr Ilyse Morgenstein Fuerst, hosts of the podcast. Thanks for teaching us things for free.