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Why finding yourself puts you in a hamster wheelContinue reading on Books Are Our Superpower »
The Maple Staple Bookstore welcomes five biographical and reflective works to its Spotlight Shelf, each offering a different way of looking at the experiences that shape a life. Wi...
Growing up with a disability involves a steady, often subtle transformation in how a person views themselves and the world around them. Identity is rarely formed in a single moment...
What makes you the same person you were yesterday, or the child you no longer remember being?Continue reading on Medium »
Katya Suvorova, the author of Ungrateful Immigrant Daughter, discusses three books she wishes she had as an undocumented child.
Discover 5 powerful lessons on self-acceptance from Why Is My Skin Brown?, a story about identity, belonging, and confidence.
I've rounded up seven of the best books by intersex authors, from nonfiction about the intersex experience to fiction starring intersex characters.
by Soph Myers-Kelley In addition to being traditional coming-of-age stories, Welcome to St. Hell and Escape from St. Hell centers Lewis Hancox’s experience recognizing he is differ...
*Growing up as a Black boy in a white adoptive family, Erik Mohn knew he was loved. What he didn’t always know was where he belonged. One of his earliest memories captures the disc...
At the age of 18, I ran away from the rural South and cut contact with my entire family. I fled halfway across the country and began college as a first generation, low income colle...
Tweens and teens navigate a lot of big topics, and these comics can be helpful for navigating friendship, family, identity, and more.
Why graphic novels about exploring one's family history land with a reader who found books a crucial tool in connecting with her own.
What if the person you’re trying so hard to be is holding you back?
As social media debates what Black children need from schools, these books examine the history and systems behind those conversations.
Trauma does not recollect to us whole. Memory is already a ghost of our experience, haunting us from inside our minds and bodies. Put 10 people in a room with a blackbird for an ho...
Erik Erikson observed that a healthy identity is necessary for further development. Living with emotional wounds can lead to a negative identity. Forgiveness can reverse this.
Jay Pitter, author of the book Black Public Joy, offers placemaking concepts and practices for cultivating a healthy sense of connection with ourselves and the outside world. The p...
After being found as a newborn in a paper bag in 1972, Pearl Marshall spent decades searching for answers about her birth story and family history. This article reflects on identit...
These three body positive picture books will help children celebrate the bodies they have and appreciate the diversity of bodies in the world.
You rewrite identity by gathering new evidence, retelling old stories and rehe...
I was not born into a body so much as positioned within one.I was assigned female at birth. Assigned. The word has always fascinated me. Assigned as if gender were a slot on a bure...
Thought-provoking graphic novels and nonfiction books that made me dog-ear, reflect, scribble notes, and investigate further.
These fish-out-of-water graphic novels and memoirs will take you everywhere, from Sri Lanka to NYC and beyond.
For the first time in my life I felt like I understood what it meant to be Palestinian and queer.
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