045 - Another Cup of Tea - A Quarantine Hangout
Gen and Jette hang out... virtually. It's been a wild ride since our last hangout episode in February. The world is different - actually...\xa0Look below for links, anti-racist resources, and a great lecture on James Baldwin's Another Country.\n\nSince we're crushing our Goodreads goals in quarantine - here is a huge list of all the books we mention:\n\nSo You Want To Talk About Race - Ijeoma Oluo\nIf Beale Street Could Talk - James Baldwin\nThis Is How You Lose the Time War - Max Gladstone and Amal El-Mohtar\nIn the Dream House - Carmen Maria Machado\nComing Up for Air - Sarah Leipciger\nPallbearing - Michael Melgaard\nYou Are Not What We Expected - Sidura Ludwig\nThe Heretic's Guide to Homecoming - Sienna Tristan\nTwo Dark Moons - Avi Silver\nThere There - Tommy Orange\nVengeful - V.E. Schwab\nThe Heart's Invisible Furies - John Boyne\nThe Dispossessed - Ursula K. LeGuin\nSplit Tooth - Tanya Tagaq\nHowl's Moving Castle - Diana Wynne Jones\nEmpire of Wild - Cherie Dimaline\nThe Rural Diaries - Hilarie Burton Morgan\nRed, White, and Royal Blue - Casey McQuiston\nLong Live the Tribe of Fatherless Girls - T Kira Madden\nThe Devil All The Time - Donald Ray Pollock\nMovies and Other Things - Shea Serrano \nSea Wall/A Life - Simon Stephens and Nick Payne\nAtomic Habits - James Clear\nThe Great Gatsby - F. Scott Fitzgerald\nNine Stories - J.D. Salinger\n\nJette found this Columbia lecture on YouTube and it is fascinating and very relevant now. \xa0- Jake Gyllenhaal and Colm To\xedb\xedn: In Conversation The Year of James Baldwin\n\nLook to our Instagram highlights for some other great anti-racist resources\n\n"So you want to talk about race in tech" - Ijeoma Oluo\n\nDon\u2019t forget to follow us on Instagram @anotherbookpodcast, Twitter @anotherbookpod, and Facebook or email us at anotherbookontheshelfpodcast@gmail.com. We\u2019d love to hear from you! Sign up for our newsletter as well!