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plutosorbit's review
hopeful
informative
inspiring
reflective
slow-paced
3.75
Book packs a punch, it's informative and thought provoking. Repetitive but at least it's not a long book. Academic heavy girly pops used so many words I didn't know lol
mcxwell's review
3.5
While it does touch on the experiences and expertise of women of colour, I feel this book still centers the experience of white women.
There is little to no discussion of disabled people. Nurses are talked about and the family unit as a place to care for children and even elderly but there's a giant gap which needs to be discussed regarding disabled people. Especially those with high support needs.
Also odd that there appears to be a separation between transness and queerness.
There is little to no discussion of disabled people. Nurses are talked about and the family unit as a place to care for children and even elderly but there's a giant gap which needs to be discussed regarding disabled people. Especially those with high support needs.
Also odd that there appears to be a separation between transness and queerness.
mads_jpg's review
challenging
informative
inspiring
reflective
slow-paced
3.25
Was a much more academic writing style than I expected, and quite repetitive, so it took me quite a while to read even though I did enjoy a lot of the ideas discussed. I still think it's worth a read, just a bit more challenging for the average reader.
Content Warnings
Minor: Sexism, Racism, Classism, Emotional abuse, Homophobia, and Misogyny
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