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Octavia Butler’s Dawn is a sci-fi novel that deals with humans being prepared by extraterrestrials to live on earth again following nuclear war. What is p...

Elizabeth Reis’ book Bodies in Doubt: An American History of Intersex explores the development of medical and social attitudes toward intersex individuals...

Anna-Marie McLemore’s novel When the Moon Was Ours is a story that is geared toward young adult readers. It is centered largely on the issue of a gender i...

Sex Workers Unite! documents the lives and history of sex workers in the United States. The first chapter discusses the origins of the sex worker revolution and...

This reading highlighted two contrasting and very different lifestyles in America. While the goth approach to sexuality was in direct opposition to the Universi...

I found this reading to be incredibly insightful. The author’s description of the four domains of power opened my eyes to the different ways in which our ...

I found the glimpse into pre-Civil War race relations very interesting. The fact that marriages such as that of Nell and Charles were accepted and often facilit...

Rachel Hope Cleves’ book Charity & Sylvia: A Same-Sex Marriage in Early America offers an extensive and fascinating exploration into the lives of Char...

Michael Kimmel’s sociological study, Angry White Men, provides in-depth insight into the white American male psyche as it exists today. Kimmel bases his t...

In her book We Should All Be Feminists, author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie succinctly and deliberately argues for the cause of feminism. She cites many anecdotes o...