In recent years, the field of design has begun to reckon with its colonial legacies and the influence of Eurocentric perspectives. Elizabeth (Dori) Tunstall's work, Decolonizing Design - A Cultural Justice Guidebook, offers a compelling roadmap for how design practitioners, educators, and organizations can challenge ingrained structures and foster cultural justice. By examining design as both a process and a product shaped by culture, power, and history, Tunstall advocates for transformative change that centers marginalized voices and indigenous knowledge. This guidebook is both a call to action and a practical manual for reimagining design in the service...