Aleenah Ansari (she/her) Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

Aleenah Ansari (she/her)

“It’s about loving your work so much that you can step away from it (it needs space sometimes too).” — How to Not Always Be Working: A Toolkit for Creativity and Radical Self-Care by Marlee Grace https://t.co/Y8q0ti9aOb

Aleenah Ansari (she/her)

I had the incredible honor of chatting with @charles_yu about his book "Interior Chinatown" and what it means to be Asian American, especially amid rising of hate crimes and attacks on Asian victims amid COVID-19. https://www.seattletimes.com/entertainment/books/charles-yu-on-identity-representation-and-what-it-means-to-be-asian-american/ for @seattletimes

Aleenah Ansari (she/her)

Whether a reader is new to movement and abolitionist work or deeply committed to it, the book has something for everyone. There are ways to use one’s specific skills and interests to contribute to these movements.

Aleenah Ansari (she/her)

Who are we when grieving? While experiencing loss, it seems easier to run away from sadness. But to heal, perhaps we need to sit with grief side by side.  Bellingham-based poet & lyricist Sati Mookherjee & I talked about this and more in this Q&A ⬇️ https://t.co/j4x5YTAawy