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compassion
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inclusive communication
inclusivity
lgbtq inclusion
lgbtq+ empowerment
lgbtq+ wisdom
live a fuller life
personal uniqueness
queer community
queer identity empowerment
queer insights
self identity
Product details
- ISBN 9781774585542
- Weight: 454g
- Dimensions: 140 x 216mm
- Publication Date: 22 Jun 2026
- Publisher: Page Two Books, Inc.
- Publication City/Country: CA
- Product Form: Paperback
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Rainbow Wisdom, the debut book from renowned educator Mischa Oak, is a vital companion for anyone who wants to live more fully. It presents 18 uplifting life lessons drawn from the LGBTQ community to help readers live authentically, confront misinformation, and celebrate their identity. Oak argues that Inclusion Makes All Lives Better (Lesson #16), showing how the queer experience offers universal tools. These lessons empower you to Come Out as Yourself (Lesson #10), embrace Joy Is Your Secret Weapon (Lesson #8), and challenge outdated expectations by learning to Break Your Cornerstone Rules (Lesson #13).
Whether you’re seeking deeper understanding, stronger allyship, or ways to live more freely, Oak invites you into a space of connection. With a rich glossary and practical tools, Rainbow Wisdom lifts you up, pushes you forward, and reminds you that different is powerful, making it your essential guide to becoming a confident supporter and making the world a better place.
Mischa Oak is a 2SLGBTQ+ advocate, educator, and founder of LGBTQ Inclusion Training. With 20+ years of experience and a Masters in Social Justice Education, he helps organizations build true inclusion. A former teacher and global speaker, he gained international recognition as part of the first wave of legal same-sex marriages in the world, and has advanced queer and trans inclusion in schools and beyond. He lives on Vancouver Island, BC.
