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In this world of tokenism and lip service, we try to go the other way and delve deeper into areas that had remained obscure to our eyes.
In this episode we discuss the following books:
QDA: Curated and edited by Raymond Luczak
All The Little Bird-Hearts by Viktoria Llyod Barlow
English
United States
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