Coffeeland

The book sheds light on the often unseen labor and corporate struggles behind our morning brew. I'm curious what motivated the author to highlight these stories.

Knowing about the exploitative practices and economic forces involved makes me think differently about my daily coffee. Has this changed how others approach their coffee habits?

The way the history is intertwined with current issues made the narrative feel very relevant. I wonder if this was a conscious choice to make the past feel alive today.