New lawn libraries are popping up across the country, and they’re stocked with just one kind of book: Anti-racist

December 16, 2021

Staffers TeyAnjulee Leon and Eric Wilson-Edge led a project to install a Little Free Library on the UW Tacoma campus focused on anti-racist children's literature.

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