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A review by lucysmom17
Commute: An Illustrated Memoir of Female Shame by Erin Williams
4.0
At first, I wasn’t into this graphic novel, it seemed like your typical white cisgender millennial feminist rant.
By the last 50 pages, I was crying.
What Williams pens cuts deep; thoughts, doubts, actions that society so often sweeps under the rug. She talks so bravely about her experiences— and should be championed for it.
Go call your girl friends. Hug them. Support them. Believe them.
“There is no greater obstacle than vulnerability.”
By the last 50 pages, I was crying.
What Williams pens cuts deep; thoughts, doubts, actions that society so often sweeps under the rug. She talks so bravely about her experiences— and should be championed for it.
Go call your girl friends. Hug them. Support them. Believe them.
“There is no greater obstacle than vulnerability.”