Linda Sue Park reads her essay about how heightened awareness of gender inequity without intersectionality is problematic.

In this episode, Grace Lin continues her conversation with author Samira Ahmed about the controversy surrounding the preview of the graphic novel "A Suicide Bomber Sit in the Library." (part 2 of 2)

In this episode, Grace Lin talks with author Samira Ahmed about the controversy surrounding the preview of the graphic novel "A Suicide Bomber Sit in the Library."

Joanna Marple discusses her essay "A School Librarian's Thoughts on #Kidlitwomen & #Equalityinkidlit" with Shana Targosz.

Author and school librarian Joanna Marple shares her thoughts on ways we can celebrate books by women and nonbinary.

In this episode, Edi Campbell discusses her essay "Black Girl Economics in YA fiction" (episode 36) with Karen Blumenthal.

Librarian Edith (Edi) Campbell discusses the value places on African-American girls in Young Adult Fiction.

Katie Kennedy discusses her essay, "SOME OF US WRITE WORDS; SOME OF US CREAM BUTTER," her tribute to those who affected change quietly.

Author Katie Kennedy recounts memories of her mother, showing how even the quietest of us can still affect change.

Christine Taylor-Butler discusses her essays GENDER INEQUITY: CALDECOTT& THE CSK ILLUSTRATOR AWARDS