Playing the Whore Summary of Key Points
Melissa Gira Grant challenges commonly held beliefs and narratives about sex work, advocating for the rights and autonomy of sex workers.
Melissa Gira Grant challenges commonly held beliefs and narratives about sex work, advocating for the rights and autonomy of sex workers.
Nothing to Envy presents real-life stories from defectors of North Korea, depicting daily hardships and the stark contrasts between North Korean and Western societies.
This book explores the paradox of censorship in an era that values free speech, examining the forces that challenge our freedom to read, think, and communicate.
To Stop a Warlord details activist Shannon Sedgwick Davis’s courageous mission to combat Joseph Kony’s war crimes in Uganda with her organization, the Bridgeway Foundation.
This book highlights the plague of violence against the poor in the developing world, and how it undermines efforts to alleviate poverty.
A collection of powerful stories exposing the global injustice and violence experienced by women, told by award-winning journalist Sue Lloyd-Roberts.
This historical account details the 1937 Nanking Massacre, where Japanese forces brutally murdered hundreds of thousands of people in the then Chinese capital.
Nelson Mandela’s ‘Long Walk to Freedom’ is a profound chronicle of his life, detailing his years fighting apartheid, imprisonment, and rise to the South African presidency.
This autobiography recounts the life of Eleanor Roosevelt, a prominent political figure and First Lady, her humanitarian work, and her role in the United Nations.