Social Justice

I’m Sorry for My Loss by Rebecca Little and Colleen Long

A powerful book review of I’m Sorry for My Loss by Rebecca Little and Colleen Long—an unflinching memoir-journalism hybrid that confronts the stigmas and systemic failures surrounding pregnancy loss in post-Roe America.

Defund: Black Lives, Policing, and Safety for All by Sandy Hudson

Dive into Sandy Hudson's Defund, a compelling book that challenges policing at its roots and envisions community-centered alternatives for public safety. This detailed review explores the book’s core arguments, strengths, and areas for further reflection.

Want by Gillian Anderson

Want by Gillian Anderson curates anonymous letters from women sharing their most intimate fantasies, echoing My Secret Garden. This book review explores its impact, strengths, and limitations in capturing the complexity of female desire.

Open Letter to President Donald Trump by Stel Mihut

In 'Open Letter to President Donald Trump,' Stel Mihut shares a profound vision for American revival. This thought-provoking review examines his proposals on economics, education, family values, and leadership, through the unique perspective of an immigrant patriot.

The Message by Ta-Nehisi Coates

Explore Ta-Nehisi Coates' latest work, The Message, a gripping travelogue that blends history, identity, and myth. This review delves into Coates’ global journey, revealing the complexities of race, nationalism, and truth.

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