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• When Kids Say They're Trans

  a Guide for Parents

  Ayad, Sasha,

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  Described by the publisher as explicitly a resource for parents who want their children to flourish but don't believe medicalization is the best way. It has been challenged for inaccurate or misleading content and for being transphobic.

• Alphabet Soup

  the Essential Guide to LGBTQ2+ Inclusion at Work

  Bach, Michael, 1971-

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  Described by the publisher as everything you need to know about creating an LGBTQ2+ inclusive workplace. It has been vandalized.

• War in Ukraine

  Making Sense of a Senseless Conflict

  Benjamin, Medea, 1952-

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  The publisher says War in Ukraine is for anyone who wants to "get beneath" media propaganda, to an understanding of a war with consequences that could prove cataclysmic. It has been challenged for inaccurate or misleading content and for being…Read moreRead more of this annotation

• There Is No Difference

  An Argument for the Abolition of the Indian Reserve System and Special Race-based Laws and Entitlements for Canada's Indians

  Best, Peter

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  Best's self-published book proposes legal equality as a solution to the "separate but equal" status quo which, he argues, has harmed the "vast majority of vulnerable, marginalized Indigenous Canadians". It has been challenged for being racist…Read moreRead more of this annotation

• Sophie Crumb

  Evolution of a Crazy Artist

  Crumb, Sophie,

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  Described by the publisher as a selection of drawings and paintings from Sophie Crumb's sketchbooks, depicting her "artistic and psychological maturation", and edited by her parents, Aline and R. Crumb. It has been challenged for explicit content.

• Gender Queer

  a Memoir

  Kobabe, Maia,

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  Described by the publisher as an intensely cathartic autobiography that charts Kobabe's journey of self-identity as nonbinary and asexual. It has been challenged for explicit content.

• The Customer Is Always Wrong

  Pond, Mimi,

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  The story of a young artist in Oakland, CA, in the late 1970s, and the characters she meets as a waitress. It has been challenged for explicit content and the depiction of substance abuse.

• You've Changed

  a Novel

  Williams, Ian, 1979-

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  Described by the publisher as a daring and clever dissection of a crumbling marriage between two people, each exploring identity, insecurity, intimacy, and desire. It has been vandalized.

• Baby Making for Everybody

  Family Building and Fertility for LGBTQ+ and Solo Parents

  Rachlin, Ray,

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  Described by the publisher as a step-by-step guide for the process of pursuing parenthood for queer and solo people. It has been vandalized.

• Irreversible Damage

  the Transgender Craze Seducing Our Daughters

  Shrier, Abigail,

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  In its description, the publisher says Shrier has "dug deep into the trans epidemic" and that her book will help parents understand the trans craze and how to inoculate their daughters against it. It has been challenged for objectionable content.

• Raising LGBTQ Allies

  a Parent's Guide to Changing the Messages From the Playground

  Tompkins, Chris (LGBTQ advocate),

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  Described by the publisher as a resource for opening up conversations with parents about homophobia, the possibility they may have an LGBTQ child, and how heteronormativity can be harmful. It has been vandalized.

• Grave Error

  How the Media Misled Us (and the Truth About Residential Schools)

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  Grave Error, published by True North and Dorchester Books, describes itself as a factual compendium about residential schools and states recent "unmarked graves" hysteria will subside. It has been challenged for inaccurate or misleading content and…Read moreRead more of this annotation