An academic dissects a defining period of self-repair. Through raw reflections on events, thoughts, and their echoes, she navigates a quest for self-improvement and renewal.
Repair immerses readers in the labyrinth of one woman's past, present, and future-centred on her complex psychological reckoning with equity, diversity, and inclusion (EDI). Far from liberating, EDI becomes a source of exhaustion for her and those she strives to support.
This work gives voice to the silenced-an homage to choices made in shadows.
