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Where We Stand
Where We Stand: Class Matters | bell hooks
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Drawing on both her roots in Kentucky and her adventures with Manhattan Coop boards, Where We Stand is a successful black woman's reflection--personal, straight forward, and rigorously honest--on how our dilemmas of class and race are intertwined, and how we can find ways to think beyond them.
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wellreadredhead
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Where We Stand: Class Matters | bell hooks
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It‘s really hard to review a book that comes so close to home. Reading about situations that I encountered myself as someone born into poverty, it was hard to continue at points. This book is just so important. bell hooks merges class with race and gender to create an amazing book.

Leftcoastzen I love Bell Hooks , strong writer on the most difficult subjects. 6y
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Cinfhen
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Where We Stand: Class Matters | bell hooks
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#24in48 So I finished both Guapa and Born a crime 💖💖💖💖💖all the stars and hearts for both these brilliant books! Now, I'm debating what to read next...Happy reads to everybody whether you're participating or not😊

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Notafraidofwords Did you end up liking Guapa? Did you like the ending ? 8y
Cinfhen I LOVED Guapa, the ending left me a little dissatisfied but I think it felt true and honest! What were your feelings? 8y
Reviewsbylola 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 8y
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Reggie Yeah, could we not write another 50 pages saying whether he finds the mother? Lol 8y
Cinfhen @Reggie 😂😂😂exactly! Although I'm glad the author didn't wrap this up with a neat and pretty bow 8y
Cinfhen Thanks @Reviewsbylola 😊Hope you get some solid reading time today💕📚💕 8y
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KVanRead
KVanRead
Where We Stand: Class Matters | bell hooks
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#womenwriters #somethingforsept

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faintingfiercely
faintingfiercely
Where We Stand: Class Matters | bell hooks
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Nerd notes for Hooks. Should probably just buy my own copy to destroy as I wish.

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