Broken Branches: A Philosophical Introduction To The Social Reproductions Of Oppression From An Intersectional Feminist Perspective (Critical Perspectives On Social Science)

This book seeks to bring in urban affairs, social justice issues, theory, communicative methods, media content analysis, policy, structural models, and organizations as well as voices to make it clear to the reader that the interconnectedness of the human interaction produces a society that we know today. We reproduce oppression among ourselves and within ourselves. It is only when these topics and disciplines meet, that we all learn more about what binds our minds, de/values our bodies, what we perpetuate ourselves. ?What now?'. This is a prevalent question that will breed a multitude of responses within a conversation or disconnect from the ideology of what solidarity or radicalism is within different spaces and contexts and how we can expand the reach of emphasizing break down and how we have as human beings been broke/in or (broken) in to adhere to hegemonic ideology, generational oppression, and assimilation. That is not something that is brought to the light while mixing all these issues and contexts together in one text. This book's angle is different and inclusive and discusses what's missing and why. The elements that will make this book irresistible - is that this is the era where we live- in current affairs that have a bleak dystopian outlook for a future because it plays reruns of the past and everything new is the same in new packaging. People are tired/fatigued in a various array of ways and reading literature that connects them or tunes them in rather to the way they are feeling, what they have been thinking, not feeling alone , and educating themselves on gaps within the rationale of their resistance or perpetuation- this book meets them half way. From academics to someone being told that their hair isn't respectable will pick up this book.

• | Author: Latashia Nicole Harris
• | Publisher: Vernon Press
• | Publication Date: May 19, 2017
• | Number of Pages: 192 pages
• | Language: English
• | Binding: Hardcover/Social Science
• | ISBN-10: 162273064X
• | ISBN-13: 9781622730643