Universality

Because it seems as though, like, the publishing industry at large won't take those two experiences, um, and feel as though it's a thing that everyone can read.

It's even, like, only recently did I realize that Natasha Brown, the author of Universality, I didn't know she was a Black woman until recently.

And if you look at even at, like, the images on her book, they never really point towards her race, and that is something that you kind of have to do-

Mm