Reading Recap: July 2026
Race After Technology by Ruha Benjamin
As systemic racism gets encoded into our digital environment, technology becomes a perpetuator and even an accelerator of inequality. The societal implications of technology decisions are often not easy to see when in the weeds; a guide like this is critical to educate all of us on the impact of our choices.
Inside the Box by David Epstein
We often seek out maximal autonomy and independence. We see constraints as the enemy. But in many cases, we and our work suffer without interdependence and boundaries.
Careless People by Sarah Wynn Williams
Amazing story, amazing writing. Sarah Wynn Williams invites you to lean in and glimpse the real leaders behind Facebook/ Meta. She is currently being persecuted for her honesty; support her book and receive a great story in return.
The Invention of Air by Steven Johnson
Science, religion, and politics all swirl together perfectly in this story of innovation and the early days of America.
