Women, Race, & Class Summary of Key Points
Angela Y. Davis analyzes the complex intersections of women’s liberation with race and class struggles in the United States, providing historical insights and critiques.
Social justice
The War on Women Summary of Key Points
A collection of powerful stories exposing the global injustice and violence experienced by women, told by award-winning journalist Sue Lloyd-Roberts.
We Should All Be Feminists Summary of Key Points
A personal and powerful essay on the importance of gender equality, sharing personal experiences and cultural insights.
The Second Sex Summary of Key Points
Simone de Beauvoir’s ‘The Second Sex’ is a seminal work in feminist literature, analyzing the oppression of women throughout history.
Men Explain Things To Me Summary of Key Points
Men Explain Things to Me is a collection of essays by Rebecca Solnit, exploring the issues of feminism, gender inequality, and the ways women’s voices are dismissed.
Hood Feminism Summary of Key Points
Hood Feminism’ discusses how mainstream feminism often overlooks the needs of marginalized groups, advocating for a more inclusive approach that considers race, class, and sexual orientation.
His Truth Is Marching On Summary of Key Points
This book is a biography of John Lewis, a pivotal leader in the American civil rights movement and long-serving congressman, exploring his life and legacy.
Begin Again Summary of Key Points
Begin Again examines America’s racial history through the life and work of writer James Baldwin, exploring the role of race in the nation’s narrative and advocating for difficult truths.
Overlooked Summary of Key Points
Overlooked chronicles the stories of remarkable people whose deaths went unreported in The New York Times, often due to gender, race, or social status biases.