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ALT A collage-style image shows a close-up portrait of a Black person with short, curly hair and bright blue lipstick, looking toward the camera while holding an open book outdoors. They wear a blue, white, and black patterned top. Green foliage and a sunlit lawn appear in the background. The open book displays the heading “THE POISONS WE DRINK” and partially visible body text. A torn white-paper edge separates the portrait from a dark-blue graphic panel below. The panel features large yellow and orange text reading “WHY ME?” and smaller statements: “18+ YEARS IN EDUCATION,” “QUEER,” “DISABLED,” “DISABILITY ADVOCATE,” and “DAMN GOOD TEACHER.” Several copies of the book The Poisons We Drink are arranged around the panel, including one large copy at the right and smaller copies near the lower left and center.

ALT A vertical promotional graphic with a deep blue background and blurred green and blue light effects along the lower and right edges. Several images of the pink-covered book The Poisons We Drink by Bethany Baptiste appear around the composition: one near the upper left, a large cropped image across the upper right, a smaller image near the lower left, and another near the lower right. Large pink lettering with yellow shadowing reads “LET’S CONNECT.” Below it, yellow text lists ways to connect: an inquiry form URL (bethanybaptiste.com/books-4), direct messaging on social media, or responding to the post. The book cover shows a woman with pink hair against a pink background.



































