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South Asian & African diaspora centering KidLit recommendations, Unbelonging updates & educator resources.

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  1. Issue · Aug 31, 2026

    Reads for young people (opens the original)

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    Beloved readers,This back to school season, I’d like to add a few new books for young people to your classroom libraries and reading lists. I’m including brief book descriptions provided by publishers and their publication dates if available. These books are written, edited or published by folks I respect and am blessed to be in community with. I recommend preordering copies directly from small presses or requesting them at your local indie bookshop. One simple way to ensure that books like thes

  2. Issue · Aug 10, 2026

    New resource (opens the original)

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    Dear readers,I’m writing to share and amplify a new book/ resource created by Noor Pinna, a gifted healer and therapist I’m blessed to be in community with. I am resharing is a letter written by her along with excerpts from the journal in the hopes that more folks will know about her work and support it.Please consider ordering a copy or sharing this with someone who might resonate with it. We would also deeply appreciate any support you can offer the families and collectives in our mutual aid c

  3. Issue · Aug 3, 2026

    Back to School (opens the original)

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    Dear reading community,Students are already headed back to school in Georgia this week. As many folks resume return to teaching this month, we gathered with educator colleagues to discuss some of the challenges we are working through. In this generative conversation hosted by Ambika, publisher of Diaspora-ish, we reflected on and shared tips for persistence during these trying times. We hope that you will tune in and share this resource with colleagues as well.Kindly subscribe to the YouTube cha

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