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Believing: Our Thirty-Year Journey to End Gender Violence | Anita Hill
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From the woman who gave the landmark testimony against Clarence Thomas as a sexual menace, a new manifesto about the origins and course of gender violence in our society; a combination of memoir, personal accounts, law, and social analysis, (…more)
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I learned a lot. This book covers negative topics, but Hill maintains hope any lays out a plan for the future. She‘s not making it all about her, but wants to see equality achieved. Bravo!

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“Do we value all women?” — Anita Hill

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On this journey

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I have mad respect for Anita Hill for speaking truth to power, knowing the reality of what she would face thereafter. And I have even more respect after listening to her book, a learned look at gender inequality and the reality of life that anyone who isn‘t a cue white man faces. My only disappointment is that she doesn‘t read the audio herself. The book is superb!

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After being grilled in the Senate regarding Clarence Thomas, Hill took up the banner of survivors of sexual harassment and sexual assault. In this book, she shares individual stories and the systemic factors that go into women becoming victims/survivors. She also talks a bit about trans and gender nonconforming folks. She especially looks at the additional problems BIPOC women face. A powerful listen. #audiobook

Megabooks @Cinfhen it was really good 3y
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