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Andy Passchier Book Signing & Drag Queen Story Hour Sunday, June 6 Cleveland-based illustrator Anne (Andy) Passchier and Cleveland’s tallest drag queen Veranda L’Ni will be at Visible Voice Books today for a hybrid in-person and virtual streaming book launch event. The two collaborated on the new book What Are Your Words? A Book About Pronouns. "Filled with bright, graphic illustrations, this simple and poignant story about finding yourself is the perfect introduction to gender-inclusive pronouns for readers of all ages," reads a press release about the event, which t...

In a year that has seen a blitz of anti-LGBTQ bills, these teens are thriving and inspiring. And they have written 3 new 'A Kids Book About' books.

Texas’ divisive bill restricting how students learn about current events, history, and racism passed by Senate Greg Abbott speaking at the WTTC Global Summit 2016, World Travel and Tourism Council Greg Abbott consulted an infamous climate change denier before Texas’ energy debacle: reporter After hours of passionate debate about how Texas teachers can instruct school children about America's history of subjugating people of color, the state Senate early Saturday morning advanced a new version of a controversial bill aimed at banning critical race theory in ...

The Good Men Project Become a Premium Member We have pioneered the largest worldwide conversation about what it means to be a good man in the 21st century. Your support of our work is inspiring and invaluable. What To Do When Your Wife Doesn’t Respect You This is definitely bad for your marriage and a poor example for any children you might have.   Oh no. You feel disrespected by your wife. This is definitely bad for your marriage and a poor example for any children you might have. You’ve done the best possible thing you could have in this situation, and I hope you’ll choose to feel go...

'Everybody' Examines The Idea That Bodies Can Confine Or Free W. W. Norton & Company When Olivia Laing was 22, she came across a flyer advertising a form of alternative healing based on the notion that all illness comes from past trauma. Laing knew this was bald pseudoscience, but "the body as a storage unit for emotional distress excited me," she writes in her new book Everybody: A Book About Freedom. She began to visit the therapist, who promised to work those blocked energies free. Later, Laing would learn that idea came from the controversial (to say the least) Austrian psychoanalyst Wil...