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Awesome first intro to gender studies! Easy to digest, and even though it's not very impressive literarily, it still taught me a ton. Also nice to keep on your shelf, and I want to collect the other graphic guides in this series :)

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3.0

I wish it was more of personal experiences of gender Identity it's a great information book, I'm not into a lot of information books.

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5.0

I picked up this book because I absolutely love Queer: A Graphic History. After reading this, I'm excited to read more if their Graphic Guides.

There was definitely more text on the page than in Q:AGH, but this subject has a lot more nuances and contradictions than what is covered in Q:AGH, so it's understandable.

I was surprised at how much I didn't know before reading this. For example, I had never heard of polygender before, but it makes sense that it exists. I'm grateful for this guide providing me some much needed education.

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5.0

I've always wanted to know more in terms of gender studies, the exploration of the gender binary, and the recent representation we have seen of non-binary or gender nonconforming people and I was so glad in what I got with this book as it lays it all out in simple and graphic terms for even a layman such as much to understand. 5/5 stars!

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challenging hopeful informative reflective sad medium-paced

5.0

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hopeful informative inspiring reflective fast-paced

5.0

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