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A review by harryedmundson
Black on Both Sides: A Racial History of Trans Identity by C. Riley Snorton
challenging
informative
reflective
slow-paced
3.5
I don't want to impact the avg. too much as stars sell but 3.5 for me.
Whilst I found the work impressive overall, and some bits truly illuminating. It felt like some of the densest, overly-academically written and impenetrably stylised theory I've read in a hot minute. I feel so much of Snorton's brilliance is obscured as a result, and maybe my perceptions worse accordingly.
Whilst I found the work impressive overall, and some bits truly illuminating. It felt like some of the densest, overly-academically written and impenetrably stylised theory I've read in a hot minute. I feel so much of Snorton's brilliance is obscured as a result, and maybe my perceptions worse accordingly.