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Self-Identifiers: Puerto Rican; Latin; Queer; Neurodivergent
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Self-Identifiers: Chinese; Queer
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Self-Identifiers: Chinese-Canadian; Bisexual
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Self-Identifiers: Gay; LGBTQIA+
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Self-Identifiers: Latina; Caribbean Latino; New Yorker; Urban; Femme
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Self-Identifiers: South East Asian; Mixed race (Asian/White); Queer; Trans; Neurodivergent; Non-Binary
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Self-Identifiers: Woman
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Self-Identifiers: Black; Cuban; Female
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Self-Identifiers: African-American; Mexican or Latino; Korean or Asian; Apache or Native-American; Mixed Heritage
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Self-Identifiers: AAPI
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Self-Identifiers: Filipino; Asian; Transgender; Disabled; Fat
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Self-Identifiers: Immigrant; Asian; East Asian; BIPOC; Minority
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Self-Identifiers: Puerto Rican; Latinx; Caribbean; LGBTQ+
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Self-Identifiers: Neurodivergent; LGBTQIA+
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Self-Identifiers: Latine; Latinx; Honduran; Colombian; Queer
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Self-Identifiers: Black; African American; Latino; Puerto Rican; LGBTQ+
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Self-Identifiers: Filipino; Asian-American; Pacific Islander; Queer; LGBTQIA+
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Self-Identifiers: Afro-Latina; Hispanic; Female
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Self-Identifiers: International; African-American; Multi-cultural; Female; New York
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Self-Identifiers: African-American
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Self-Identifiers: Trans; Nonbinary; LGBTQIA+
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Self-Identifiers: Queer; First Generation Chinese-Canadian
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Self-Identifiers: LGBTQIA+
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Self-Identifiers: Cuban-American
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Self-Identifiers: Black; African-American
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Self-Identifiers: Filipino; Queer; Woman
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Sophie Blackall, AM is an award-winning illustrator of over 55 books for children, including the New York Times best-selling Ivy and Bean series, the 2016 Caldecott Medal winner, Finding Winnie and the 2019 Caldecott Medal winner, Hello Lighthouse, which she also wrote. She is the five-time recipient of The New York Times Best Illustrated Picture Book Award and has worked with UNICEF and Save the Children, UK on global health and literacy initiatives. Originally from Australia, she now splits her time between Brooklyn, New York, and the Catskill Mountains, where she and her husband run a retreat for the children’s book community called Milkwood Farm.
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Self-Identifiers: Black/African American; LGBTQIA+; Midwesterner
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