Rating: 5 out of 5 stars
Short Form Review: Ng provides new depth to the hackneyed “murder in a small town” plot line. The result is an insightful look into an Asian-American family in the aftermath of an extreme loss.
Rating: 5 out of 5 stars
Short Form Review: Ng provides new depth to the hackneyed “murder in a small town” plot line. The result is an insightful look into an Asian-American family in the aftermath of an extreme loss.
One of the most intersectional scholars of our time, Davis covers a diverse range of subjects, including (but certainly not limited to) mass incarceration, transgender rights, and civil engagement. The sum of these varied talks embodies her very specific brand of intellectualism; one which ties together seemingly unrelated sociopolitical dynamics.
I’m doing a giveaway! It’s my first one, so I’m restricting it to people on U.S. soil. Sorry to everyone else, but I’ll get to you once I have worked out the kinks. Here’s the deal: I mentioned a whole lot of books during this past Black history Month, and I want to pass on a little bit of that greatness to my readers. In one post, I mentioned some of the books that I’ve been reading with my book club, while in another, I gave a rundown of what I was going to be reading throughout the month of February. Now…