Well, you know, where we always start Heidi, we always start in the same place. So Jews make up 2% of the population of the United States. And yet, the FBI hate crime statistics show us that 60% of religious hate crimes are perpetrated against Jews. So there is obviously an enormous disconnect between those two statistics. And yet, at the same time, we are told over and over and over again, that we are not diverse, that we have no place in diversity conversations, that we do not qualify for diversity scholarships, that when we go to fill out forms of what ethnicity we are, Jewish is never on the list, that we are white, that we are privileged, I get it. At the same time, I work in a synagogue, where I am literally scared to walk in the door of my office, where the security is increasing, day by day, minute by minute on a peaceful house of worship. So there's a disconnect here. And I'm really tired of being called not diverse. I'm really tired of all the groups telling me that they support diverse books, and not including Jewish books. Heidi and I and a number of our colleagues have formed so many initiatives to help Jewish writers, Jewish librarians, Jewish books, that Heidi and I have lost track of all the initiatives we've formed, we've had to make a list. We have a goal to speak to every conference, every, everyone who has a group of anything to talk to them about Jewish books, to talk about Jewish joy, to talk about why you should teach Jewish books that aren't about the Holocaust. We routinely get rejected from many conferences as a matter of course. We keep applying. But I'm just exhausted. I'm tired of fighting over and over and over and over and over again. I'm tired of the barriers being so high. I'm tired of arguing, I'm tired of everything being such a fight. I'm a little hopeful: year by year, we see one more book, two more books, that are more what we're looking for. Veera and Aden, your books are exactly what we're looking for. We were so excited to see them. I'm crying because it was so emotional to see both of your books come out, just to be published by major publishers. We were excited about them for years, since we saw the announcements in PW. We track every Jewish announcement in PW; there are not that many that are Jewish, they're not that many that are major publishers, your books were special. And so to see you win this award to see both of you, and both these books be honored, that are not about the Holocaust, that are about Jewish joy. It is more special than I can tell you. So anyway, we will keep fighting forever. And that's what we do. Forever.