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bookfriend8's review against another edition
5.0
Graphic: Slavery, Murder, Hate crime, Violence, Sexism, and Racism
Moderate: Sexual violence, Abortion, Child death, Medical trauma, and Rape
stevia333k's review
5.0
i listened to readings & TTS of this book. it's from 1981 (such as we don't need to refer to fiction to call out paternalism anymore. we have books like "pushout" & "they were her property". that being said the reference to fiction on that point made me realize that history was conflated with whatever white supremacist bourgeois patriarchs allowed.) so some parts are outdated, but a ton of it holds up, partly because a lot of the white supremacist dynamics within feminist movements hadn't changed. like chapter 2 on white women organizing having paternalism problems articulated the problems i'm having right now to a tee, and the other chapters gave me information about corners i need to back out of (3 point turn). this book is considered a foundation for intersectionality & uses the triple jeopardy model. basically this is a book that a lot of the people i listen to have read.
as i was reading this book i was also listening to "rest is resistance" by tricia hersey, which is giving me a lot of insight on abolitionism & preventing burnout & self-forgiveness. i mention this because this book also critiques bourgeois praxis, and that's important because to say the least of it the labor theory of value, business expansion & imperialist expansion mean the wage gap will exist as long as there is capitalism because otherwise employers wouldn't be able to figure out ranking among themselves.
this was such a good book, i wish i had been given this book instead of being offered "ain't i a woman" by bell hooks & "luna" back in elementary school. like seriously, the covers & fictionality scared me on some of those, but omg. like my transfeminism came from me being 2 years old & in reconciling why racism is bad & feminism is good figured out that the genitalia is in fact a policing stereotype as other gender stereotypes, hence girlhood is separate from genitalia, and this book was speaking to that.
Graphic: Blood, Racial slurs, Racism, Sexism, Child abuse, Colonisation, Emotional abuse, Fire/Fire injury, Injury/Injury detail, War, Abortion, Child death, Death, Domestic abuse, Gore, Police brutality, Pregnancy, Sexual assault, Sexual violence, Violence, Gaslighting, Genocide, Ableism, Classism, Physical abuse, Slavery, Xenophobia, Gun violence, Hate crime, Medical trauma, Misogyny, Murder, Pedophilia, Rape, Sexual harassment, Stalking, and Torture
tenori's review against another edition
5.0
Graphic: Misogyny, Racism, Religious bigotry, Rape, Sexism, Violence, Hate crime, Murder, Death, Confinement, Sexual violence, Torture, Injury/Injury detail, Racial slurs, Physical abuse, Sexual assault, and Slavery
jaiari12's review
5.0
Graphic: Violence, Racial slurs, Sexism, Classism, Colonisation, Sexual harassment, Death, Sexual violence, Murder, Pregnancy, Sexual assault, Hate crime, Miscarriage, Abortion, Racism, Misogyny, Rape, Suicidal thoughts, Child death, Xenophobia, Infertility, and Slavery
Moderate: Ableism and Domestic abuse
isotope217's review
5.0
Graphic: Sexual violence and Slavery
nonorora01's review
3.5
Graphic: Classism, Sexism, Sexual violence, and Slavery
cocolopsapotamus's review
4.25
Graphic: Racism and Slavery
Moderate: Medical trauma, Rape, Sexual violence, and Police brutality
Minor: Suicide
dnyria's review
5.0
Graphic: Racism and Sexism
Moderate: Sexual violence, Slavery, and Racial slurs
dalmavatai's review
Graphic: Abortion, Classism, Colonisation, Slavery, Sexual violence, Violence, Misogyny, Murder, Racism, Rape, and Sexism
basicbookstagrammer's review
5.0
Graphic: Racism, Sexism, Rape, Slavery, Classism, and Misogyny
Moderate: Sexual assault, Sexual violence, Hate crime, Murder, Abortion, and Racial slurs