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All the Young Men
by Ruth Coker Burks
I don't think I have words to describe this book.
It's worth reading this book to get to know Ruth, which was support gay people during the AIDS crisis throughout the decades of years. She was so important for changing people's perceptions, and her actions proved and are a testament to her bravery.
During reading the book there are many emotions that I had felt, including sadness, compassion, but also joy and hopefulness. The celebration of life presented in the book is written in such a special way, and it makes you reflect on your life.
HOPE dies last, and it's one of the things that are present in this book.
It's worth reading this book to get to know Ruth, which was support gay people during the AIDS crisis throughout the decades of years. She was so important for changing people's perceptions, and her actions proved and are a testament to her bravery.
During reading the book there are many emotions that I had felt, including sadness, compassion, but also joy and hopefulness. The celebration of life presented in the book is written in such a special way, and it makes you reflect on your life.
HOPE dies last, and it's one of the things that are present in this book.