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The way he weaves personal stories with broader commentary on Black queer identity makes it feel both intimate and universal. Already passed it along to my younger cousin—it’s the kind of book I wish I’d had as a teen.

This collection of essays feels like having a real, honest conversation with an older sibling who’s been through it. The way he writes about his first crush and the complexities of Black queer identity is so specific and raw, it made me tear up more than once. A truly important read for anyone navig

The way this memoir-manifesto weaves together personal stories with a call for visibility is exactly what I needed as a teen. The essay format made it easy to read in short sessions, but the emotion in each piece stays with you long after.