A review by penguinsquack
Hood Feminism: Notes From the Women That White Feminists Forgot by Mikki Kendall

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5.0

Brutally honest and doesn't hold punches — punches that need to be thrown. Kendall writes in engaging and clear language that is inclusive and available to all readers.
The only flaw to its inclusivity are the occasional moments where the reader is expected to know about the current political and cultural climate, which not everyone does.
It can be repetitive in its points, but they are important points that bear repeating.
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