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chelseadarling's review against another edition
challenging
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informative
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medium-paced
4.0
elizabeth_its_liz_reading's review against another edition
5.0
Second read through - highlighted the physical copy this time.
A MUST READ BOOK. Actually, made me feel inspired to organize for social justice in a connective and comprehensive way, rather than through a single issue lens. All struggles are tied to each other and the root of most global struggles is capitalism and anti-Black racism, which then helps explain a number of other social issues.
A MUST READ BOOK. Actually, made me feel inspired to organize for social justice in a connective and comprehensive way, rather than through a single issue lens. All struggles are tied to each other and the root of most global struggles is capitalism and anti-Black racism, which then helps explain a number of other social issues.
reefofchaos's review against another edition
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5.0
eschnitger's review against another edition
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3.25
Of course anything Angela Davis says is worth attending to, but this collection was speeches that don’t elucidate much behind the theory. I had hoped it was more of a critical edition
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4.5
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mossgarden's review against another edition
Full of many insightful takes on various human rights issues and protests. Only downside is that the book is a collection of interviews and speeches so sometimes information is repeated.