Those outside of the US. This was a phenomenal read and reminded me to recenter back where I started my journey for Justice and equity. Highly recommend and highly accessible to any reader.

Been threatened and lived with gun violence. i frequently experience shootings where I live and its honestly harder for me to deal with "well intentioned" reactions to my lived experience. That hurt me more and paint my homes as back country shit holes or the situation is all but laughed at by

Paint the issue of gun violence to just gun toting rednecks and do nothing to understand the situation and environment that gun violence occurs. Gun violence is very dear to me and has been a scar in my life from Columbine, Aurora Theater, and Black Canyon. Many of my friends and loved ones have

Honestly this book is requires reading for all white feminists especially those outside of the USA. the section dedicated to gun violence i feel will be very eye opening to many people who have been privileged enough to not grow up with gun violence.

Especially food insecurity. I find many people

Too many people doe every year from medical practices based on hatred and disgust. And I love too deeply and took my oath to a spiritual level that this was uncomfortable but necessary. I didn't know pretty much everything covered in this book. Please read it.

And I would love to see a shift in medical care that is truly based on care and not hatred for things that arent fit white men. It hurts me to see the people in my life carrying the burden of Fat Phobia especially those that live a racialized experience ontop of that burden.

Understand and follow this book. It's very logically arranged and builds on each subject engagingly. I learned a lot of very terrible and dark things. But it is important and I think many especially those like me who have been medical professionals read this book. It puts many things into perspectiv

This was a heavy book and I learned a lot about the modern obsession with thinness after demonizing it for centuries. If only to exclude Black People from beauty. A very sobering book that is very accessible to readers of all types. I find you'd need about a high-school level of literacy to

The learning never stops. And thats whats great about art. I've been drawing since I could hold a pencil, and I am STILL learning. It doesn't mean a lack of skill. It's an abundance of of adventure.

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