Clearly a classic for a reason. Some of it weirdly does not actually age well (some of her comments on the Chinese and the Japanese--while she makes a critical point about Black folks being able to fill in spaces violently made open by Japanese internment, there were still definitely some moments where I was like "yikes" that I hadn't expected, as well as the whole lesbian thing which speaks to her life but is also kind of cringe-y,) but definitely beautifully crafted and 100% makes me want to read the other autobiographical pieces she's written.