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Tenderness: A Black Queer Meditation on Softness and Rage (2nd Edition) Wonderground Journal In Wild Service we meetTenderness is back with a second edition and new title, Tenderness: A Black Queer Meditation on Softness and Rage. This second edition has all the original content from the first edition with more to explore, including a new preface from author Annika Hansteen Izora. What would it mean if tenderness could hold a simultaneous existence of joy and rage? How to call on tenderness as a practice of love, rather than a regurgitation of white supremacy?