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Ijeoma Oluo | SOCIAL SCIENCES,  Nov 01, 2020

Oluo calls on us to do better because we deserve better, and her words will resonate with all ready to look inward and enact change.

Dianne M .Stewart | SOCIAL SCIENCES,  Oct 01, 2020

Filling a need for research on Black love and marriage, this seminal social history will enlighten a variety of readers.

Tatyana Fazlalizadeh | SOCIAL SCIENCES,  Mar 13, 2020

An important addition to women’s studies, art history, and political collections that will also be valuable in more general public library holdings.

Cecilia Muñoz | ECONOMICS,  Feb 21, 2020

| SOCIAL SCIENCES,  Jan 01, 2020

Though this collection ultimately preaches to its own choir, the book easily arms feminist activists with valuable content with which to stride forward in engaging misogyny in the world. An inclusive and essential choice following We Should All Be Feminists, and a must-have for the modern reader.

Abigail Pesta | SPORTS & RECREATION,  Jul 31, 2019

While the book is difficult to read at times owing to the details of sexual violence, it may be the most important sports title of the year. Pesta’s in-depth reporting reveals the entire scope of Nassar’s history, and the many who enabled his behavior. Highly recommended.

Minda Harts | ECONOMICS,  Jul 25, 2019

A much-needed resource for women of color in the workplace that realistically looks at the issues faced and offers advice on how to enact change. Highly recommended.