therapy—wherever and whenever you need it.

pocket therapy is a lovely, take-anywhere guide to practicing self-care and prioritizing your mental health. from licensed professional counselor sana isaac powell, this deck includes 70 cards with thoughtful therapy practices that are widely applicable and easy to incorporate into everyday life.

organized into five categories—relationships, mindset, emotions, mindfulness, and self-love—cards cover topics like setting boundaries around your time, rediscovering things that brought you joy in childhood, and curbing toxic positivity. each card ends with a clear takeaway, such as a journal prompt, mindfulness exercise, or affirmation, and a booklet provides instructions for using the deck. this practical tool for personal growth can be used alone or alongside a therapy practice and is perfect for anyone who wants to cultivate more balance, self-love, and inner peace.

power hungry: women of the black panther party: the black panthers are often credited with forcing the government’s hand on free school meals, thanks to how effectively they used food as a tool for organizing and empowerment. this powerful history centers two women—cleo silvers and aylene quin—who led that charge. despite fbi interference, including firebombing, food sabotage, and labeling free breakfast as a threat to public safety, these women pushed forward, using community meals to build solidarity and resistance. a sharp and necessary look at how food became a battleground for justice. (this book may contain a sharpie mark on the top or bottom edge and may show mild signs of shelfwear.)

power of nonviolent resistance: selected writing: this collection of writings by mohandas k. gandhi delves into his philosophy of nonviolent civil disobedience, a method that inspired movements worldwide, including martin luther king jr.'s fight for civil rights. gandhi's influence on political resistance was immense, with his ideas contributing to the peaceful expulsion of the british empire from india. this edition, with added context from gandhi scholar tridip suhrud, offers deeper insight into the enduring power of nonviolent resistance. perfect for those interested in the intersections of activism, history, and peace.

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this photographic celebration of queer love and excellence gathers fourteen LGBTQ+ power couples, offering a glimpse into the journeys that led to their meaningful relationships and thriving careers. from designer debbie millman’s ardent courtship of writer roxane gay to the romantic and creative relationship forged between perfume genius bandmates mike hadreas and alan wyffels on stage during their first world tour, this beautiful book offers a closer look into the lives of fourteen inspiring LGBTQ+ couples and the meet-cutes, success stories, and personal reflections that made them the role models they are today. these icons come from a range of backgrounds—they are trailblazers who lead research labs, kitchens, and news organizations; create life-giving art and music; and tell queer stories in award-winning books, films, and television shows.

quick & easy guide to they/them pronouns: need to inform someone about non-gendered pronouns? need to inform yourself? this fun and simple comic gives you the info you need in a snarky, digestible way—complete with great illustrations. enjoy a quick, informative read and pick up some of that sweet, sweet progressive gender wisdom. you'll walk away feeling more confident and comfortable talking about pronouns, whether you're using them yourself or just trying to be a better ally.

the magical properties of color a.k.a 'color magic', has long been a witch's best friend, and now it's time everyone takes full advantage of its therapeutic, emotional and highly-magical benefits. color magic is the intentional use of the color spectrum – each color holds a certain energetic and magical frequency – and within this approachable and highly-accessible guide, jerico mandybur walks you through each major colors multifarious meanings and how to incorporate them in spells, candle magic, altar and sacred space-creating, meditation and yoga, art and journalling, boundary-setting and even your beauty routine. designed especially for the modern mystic, the witch-curious and all those looking to create a more meaningful life for themselves, you will learn everything there is to know about why colors affect us and how to utilize them in various everyday situations, ranging from self-care to social life, work to home and private ritual to outward self-expression.

an accessible guide to building a home bar one bottle at a time, this book gives readers tools for mixing fantastic cocktails without investing time and money in niche single-use ingredients.

there's a basic cocktail formula for building a bar that is anything but ordinary:

spirit + sugar + acidity/bitterness = tasty cocktail

instead of drawing on esoteric bottles of liquor, complicated syrups, and obscure sodas, this book takes readers through the home bar bottle by bottle, ensuring that every ingredient is versatile enough to be used to the last drop.

real queer america: lgbt stories from red states is a road trip memoir through the bible belt, deep south, and beyond — where queer joy and resistance bloom in the least expected places. journalist samantha allen sets out with her motto “something gay every day,” capturing powerful stories of lgbt life in communities often overlooked, yet full of pride, love, and grit.

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sex talk shows how opening up discussions on bodies, sexuality and pleasure can lead to much, much better sex and self-esteem, by the eminent french feminist pornographer olympe de ge and feminist writer stephanie estournet.

sex talk has a clear mission – breaking the taboo of taboos – by opening up the discussion of sex and desire in a clear, engaging and motivational way. the book takes the reader on a journey of self-discovery through nine chapters, discussing everything from self-stimulation, exploring sexual orientation, communicating wants and desires with a partner, staying safe online when sexting, exploring erotica and porn and creating private content – but at the core is the pervading importance of owning your sexual self.

shaking the gates of hell: a search for family and truth is a deeply personal and powerful account of reckoning with silence, faith, and the legacy of the civil rights movement. growing up in alabama, journalist john archibald reflects on his father’s quiet pulpit during a time of southern unrest and racial injustice. why didn’t his father, a methodist minister, speak out more forcefully against the wrongs surrounding them?

this affecting memoir explores the weight of inherited silence, the cost of complicity, and the journey toward truth and accountability—both personal and collective.

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she come by it natural: dolly parton and the women who lived her songs: in this insightful biography, new york times bestselling author sarah smarsh examines the life and career of dolly parton, one of america's most beloved icons. smarsh explores how parton's songs have validated the voices of women who often go unheard, and how parton's rise from humble beginnings to stardom in nashville and hollywood defines her as a true feminist figure. this book delves into the intersections of gender, class, and culture, highlighting parton's contributions to social progress and her unique embodiment of organic feminism.

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she votes is a vibrant, intersectional story of the women who fought for suffrage and those who continue to raise their voices for equality. from the first female principal chief of the cherokee nation to the first woman to wear pants on the senate floor, author bridget quinn shines a spotlight on the trailblazers who broke down barriers. this deluxe edition also celebrates the 100th anniversary of the nineteenth amendment, featuring illustrations by 100 women artists.

• a colorful, intersectional account of the struggle for women’s rights in the u.s.
• heart-pounding scenes and keenly observed portraits of groundbreaking women from elizabeth cady stanton to audre lorde.
• beautifully illustrated by 100 women artists, making it a visual as well as a historical treasure.

she votes is a refreshing, illuminating read for feminists of all kinds—celebrating the voices that fought and continue to fight for equality.

ten beautifully illustrated essays tell the stories of handcrafted objects and their makers, providing inspiration and insight into Black history and craftsmanship.

black artisans have long been central to american art and design, creating innovative and highly desired work against immense odds. atlanta-based chairmaker and scholar robell awake explores the stories behind ten cornerstones of black craft, including:

• the celebrated wooden chairs of richard poynor, an enslaved craftsman who began a dynasty of tennessee chairmakers.
• the elegant wrought-iron gates of philip simmons, seen to this day throughout charleston, south carolina, whose work features motifs from the low country.
• the inventive assemblage art and yard shows of joe minter, james hampton, bessie harvey, and others, who draw on african spiritual traditions to create large-scale improvisational art installations.

The Short Story of Queer Art presents a comprehensive overview of art history by highlighting the obstacles overcome and pioneering achievements of queer artists. It emphasizes their significant roles in major artistic movements and shines a light on overlooked creators who are currently being recognized and reevaluated.

this book thoughtfully examines more than 40 significant artworks and artists from diverse regions and historical periods, connecting them to pivotal movements, themes, and innovations in art. it showcases a varied selection, including aubrey beardsley's the peacock skirt, frida kahlo's self-portrait with cropped hair, cecil beaton's stephen tennant in costume as prince charming, and tamara de lempicka's autoportrait.

clear and succinct yet richly illustrated, this book uncovers the links across various eras, artists, and styles, offering readers an in-depth appreciation of the diverse accomplishments of queer artists within genres such as classical art, art nouveau, pop art, street art, and video installations.