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Moving through a year of seasons, TC shares their journey to embracing their trans identity and finding happiness in all the moments with their chosen family.

The author reflects on the mainstreaming of lesbian life for younger generations. As a millennial, she details examples of the changing pop culture landscape of queer women that intersect with her own questioning, closeted, and then out existence as a lesbian.

In Johnstown, Pennsylvania little black girls go missing in the woods. Once a year in summer time, one black girl will disappear and sometime reappear with their heart ripped out. Liz Rocher comes home to Johnstown for her best friends wedding expecting a passive-aggressive visit. She does not expect her best friends daughter be taken in the woods. The search begins for the girl and a search into history to figure why this continues to happen.

Austin Channing Brown shares her experiences in a racialized America, from attending PWI institutions, church and the workplace. She writes about the struggles of learning about one's blackness. She encapsulates how she navigates the world through a lens of social justice and faith.