The soccer star is starting a book club with Austin-based literary startup Literati. Her first pick? Unbound by Tarana Burke, the founder of #MeToo.
Hopefully the environment of this book club will not be one of comfort and surface-scratching conversation. The trust will come when everyone shows up vulnerable, willing to listen and learn, and with an understanding that the goal is never to “arrive,” because this journey to empathy, equality, and justice is never finished.I love how it depicts soccer as not just a way of life for some, but as a window into what is happening in the world—sometimes a hard window to look through.
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