Rage, Well Spoken: Why Women are Refusing Silence - Tapa blanda

Sinopsis

For generations, women have been told to smile, forgive, stay quiet, or make themselves smaller. Rage, Well Spoken refuses every one of those demands.

Across thirty-six stories, essays, and works of creative nonfiction, women transform their anger into testimony, resistance, and undeniable truth. They confront sexism, sexual harassment, discrimination, violence, unequal systems, and the countless everyday indignities that patriarchy asks us to accept as normal. They are a chorus of voices insisting that injustice be named, remembered, and challenged.

Some pieces will break your heart. Others will make you furious. Many will leave you feeling less alone. Together they demonstrate that rage is not a weakness to suppress, but a force that can illuminate, unite, and demand a more just world.

With contributions by Rose Abernathy, Krista Allen, Debra Anderson, Boahemaa, Joanie Brittingham, Diana Brown, Bethany Bruno, Stacy Bustamante, Pacella C.E, Tara Campbell, Somer Canon, Dianne E. Casey, Juanita Cox, Linda M. Crate, A.K. Davies, Stacia Deutsch, Dust, Kelli Finger, ames granados, Ré Gwaltney, Laura Holt, LM Johnson, Christa Jones, Beatrix Kondo, Amanda Nicholson, Isabelle Palerma, Ree Pashley, J.P. Rose, Paisley Sawka, MM Schreier, Laura Seldner, Catherine R. Squires, Diana Tokaji, XiRen Wang, Odi Welter, and Cassondra Windwalker.
Foreword by Julie Jenkins; Introduction by Trond E. Hildahl.

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