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Each year I log my reads manually and post them here, and I track author’s gender and race (to the best of my knowledge) to measure how I’m choosing my influences through books.

Each year I log my reads manually and post them here.

41 books read or listened to in 2021 and a breakdown by (assumed) gender and race.

List of books read in 2020.

Below are the books I consumed in 2019, the vast majority of which I listened to for free via the Seattle Public Library’s Libby app.

Inspired by the post by Matt Mullenweg earlier this year, I’ve listed the books I read (either on paper, Kindle, or listened to via Audible or the library) in 2018.

Note: Copyright of this article has been transferred to the Institute of Transportation Engineers upon it being published in the July 2019 issue of the ITE Journal.

Originally published by Meeting of the Minds, 9/10/2018. https://meetingoftheminds.org/traffic-safety-solutions-are-here-28200 Republished here for archival purposes.

FAFSA 19 REVIEW An incremental improvement over its predecessors OCTOBER 10, 2018 Reviewed on PC By Brian Chandler: I have a long history with FAFSA, starting with the pen-and-paper versions of the 1990s.