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Intersections of experience lead to better feminism.

Women, Race, and Class by Angela Y. Davis

February 6, 2021 by bonnie Leave a Comment

I’m really mad I did not read this book in college, because I think it would helped me develop a more well-rounded feminism. Angela Davis does not use the word “intersectionality” here, but she’s clearly angling for it. I also think that this book is vital for feminists/womanists, because it helps us address complex issues that surround equity for all who identify as women. As a former history major, I was glad to see the long (racist) history surrounding women’s suffrage frankly addressed. Until we […]

Filed Under: Non-Fiction Tagged With: #blacklivesmatter, Angela Y. Davis, bonnie, feminism

bonnie's CBR13 Review No:12 · Genres: Non-Fiction · Tags: #blacklivesmatter, Angela Y. Davis, bonnie, feminism ·
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Been Here The Whole Time

Are Prisons Obsolete? by Angela Y. Davis

June 11, 2020 by Jake Leave a Comment

If you look at a bestseller list at this particular moment, it’s stacked top-to-bottom with black writers and white antiracist educators. That’s good, it shows that white Americans want to learn how to identify their racism and eradicate it. However, I’ve heard from multiple black people and other antiracist educators some frustration that Angela Davis’ work hasn’t been centered more. Most of the books purchased have come out in the last few years, while Dr. Davis has been doing antiracism work for five decades. Her […]

Filed Under: Non-Fiction Tagged With: Angela Y. Davis, Are Prisons Obsolete, mass incarceration, prison abolitionism, prison industrial complex

Jake's CBR12 Review No:100 · Genres: Non-Fiction · Tags: Angela Y. Davis, Are Prisons Obsolete, mass incarceration, prison abolitionism, prison industrial complex ·
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I’m Almost There

Are Prisons Obsolete? by Angela Y. Davis

May 31, 2017 by ASKReviews Leave a Comment

Best for: Those looking for a quick introduction to prison abolition. In a nutshell: Scholar Angela Y. Davis provides, through six dense chapters, an overview of the problem with prison as the default response to crime, and urges us to consider alternatives. Line that sticks with me: “A description of supermaxes in a 1997 Human Rights Watch report sounds chillingly like Dicken’s description of Eastern State Penitentiary. What is different, however, is that all references to individual rehabilitation have disappeared.” Why I chose it: I’m […]

Filed Under: Non-Fiction Tagged With: Angela Y. Davis

ASKReviews's CBR9 Review No:39 · Genres: Non-Fiction · Tags: Angela Y. Davis ·
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