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Rebekah Kohlhepprebekahkohlhepp
2025-01-26

Queer Palestine’s white savior: a book review of Israel/Palestine and the Queer International by Sarah Schulman

After spending an afternoon last week protesting Donald Trump's second inauguration in a wind chill of zero degrees Fahrenheit, I find myself thinking back to Pride last summer.

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Rebekah Kohlhepprebekahkohlhepp
2024-11-18

Mind Openers: Nonfiction November 2024, Week 4

I can't believe I am already hosting my third Nonfiction November! This week, I want to know what books really opened your mind this year. Here's the prompt! Nonfiction November 2024 Mind Openers prompt One of the greatest things about reading nonfiction is the way it can open your eyes to the world around you—no plane ticket required. What nonfiction book or books have impacted the way you see the world in a powerful way?

sheseeksnonfiction.blog/2024/1

Rebekah Kohlhepprebekahkohlhepp
2024-11-16

Inventing Reality or Manufacturing Consent: Nonfiction November 2024, Week 3

This week in Nonfiction November, we are pairing books together! Here's the prompt from Liz: This week, pair up a nonfiction book with a fiction title (or whatever you want to pair up). Maybe it’s a historical novel and the real history in a nonfiction version, or a memoir and a novel, or a fiction book you’ve read and you would like recommendations for background reading.

sheseeksnonfiction.blog/2024/1

Rebekah Kohlhepprebekahkohlhepp
2024-11-09

Designing Nonfiction: Nonfiction November 2024, Week 2

Week 2's prompt for Nonfiction November, Choosing Nonfiction, is quickly becoming a favorite of mine. Our host, Frances of Volatile Rune, asks us: What are you looking for when you pick up a nonfiction book? Do you have a particular topic you’re attracted to? Do you have a particular writing style that works best? When you look at a nonfiction book, does the title or cover influence you?

sheseeksnonfiction.blog/2024/1

Rebekah Kohlhepprebekahkohlhepp
2024-10-30

What I read in 2024: Nonfiction November 2024, Week 1

I truly cannot believe that it is (almost) November once again! It doesn't feel real that Nonfiction November 2024 has already come around, but I'll never pass up an opportunity to tell you about my favorite books.

sheseeksnonfiction.blog/2024/1

Rebekah Kohlhepprebekahkohlhepp
2024-10-14

Why I will vote third party in the 2024 election

Democrats use Project 2025 to take attention away from their material support for genocide, so they don't get my vote.

sheseeksnonfiction.blog/2024/1

Rebekah Kohlhepprebekahkohlhepp
2024-10-07

The Congo’s bloodstained blue gold: book review of Cobalt Red

In Cobalt Red: How the Blood of the Congo Powers Our Lives, American journalist Siddharth Kara takes us into the Congo's child-filled mines between 2018 and 2021—at least, as far as the Congo's military will allow him. Kara encounters numerous obstacles in accessing mines to document and miners to interview. Government and mining company officials do not even try to hide the fact that journalists are not…

sheseeksnonfiction.blog/2024/1

Rebekah Kohlhepprebekahkohlhepp
2024-09-30

Are you ready for Nonfiction November 2024?

A chill wind blows. For most, fall is about soft sweaters, delectable candles, and pumpkin treats. Here in the book blogging community, it certainly is about all of those things, but there is one most special event in the forecast every autumn. For us, the fall breeze brings Nonfiction November!

sheseeksnonfiction.blog/2024/0

Rebekah Kohlhepprebekahkohlhepp
2024-07-06

3 Books about Palestine I’ve Read this Year

Book reviews have been my focus for a couple of years, but this year I haven't had the time or energy to read, and when I do, I definitely don't have the time or energy to write reviews. The books I've been reading are largely about Palestine, or socialism—both of which I'm new to and find politically dense and hard to read.

sheseeksnonfiction.blog/2024/0

Rebekah Kohlhepprebekahkohlhepp
2023-10-08

Not Yours to Reclaim: A Review of <i>Reclaiming Two-Spirits</i>
Gregory D. Smithers' Reclaiming Two-Spirits tells important stories, but he wasn't qualified to write the book in
sheseeksnonfiction.blog/2023/1
+Equality -spirits

Rebekah Kohlhepprebekahkohlhepp
2023-09-03

On Writing White: A Review of <i>On Writing Well</i>
William Zinsser's On Writing Well is a classic nonfiction writing guide, but even the latest edition is out of date.
sheseeksnonfiction.blog/2023/0

Rebekah Kohlhepprebekahkohlhepp
2023-08-21

The Repackaged Atheist Book No One Asked For
To be an atheist means to not believe in God. Nothing more. Nothing less.

I just saved you $15.

David G. McAfee's Hi, I'm an Atheist!: What That Means and How to Talk About It with Others caught my
sheseeksnonfiction.blog/2023/0

Rebekah Kohlhepprebekahkohlhepp
2023-07-30

Anti-Trans Lutheran Thinks Personal Pronouns are a “Sinful Delusion”
For my own sake, I do my best to avoid the LCMS entirely, but sometimes the world likes to tempt
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+Equality —MissouriSynod -translutheran

Rebekah Kohlhepprebekahkohlhepp
2023-07-09

Supremacy’s Court: A Review of <i>The Scheme</i>
The Supreme Court has been captured by shadowy right-wing mega-donors. It doesn't sound like it could be true, but it is. In The Scheme: How the Right Wing Used Dark Money to Ca
sheseeksnonfiction.blog/2023/0

Rebekah Kohlhepprebekahkohlhepp
2023-06-11

How White Christian Nationalism Led to the Insurrection: A Review of <i>Preparing for War</i>
I held off on buying and reading Preparing for War until I met Bradle
sheseeksnonfiction.blog/2023/0

Rebekah Kohlhepprebekahkohlhepp
2023-05-28

A Revolutionary Feminist History: A Review of <i>Women, Race & Class</i> by Angela Davis
It is not uncommon in school to learn about women's suffrage. Most of us are familiar with the names
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Rebekah Kohlhepprebekahkohlhepp
2023-05-21

Reframing Sex, Consent, and Pregnancy: A Review of Ejaculate Responsibly
Gabrielle Blair's book Ejaculate Responsibly has been praised online as a much-needed shift in the way that we talk
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&ReproductiveJustice

Rebekah Kohlhepprebekahkohlhepp
2023-04-14

The Insidious Transphobia of “The Witch Trials of J.K. Rowling” by Megan Phelps-Roper
At 7:00 in the morning on February 14th, 2023, Megan Phelps-Roper posted a tweet. "Last year @jk_rowling responded to a letter I wrote her. I’d asked
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+Equality .k.rowling

Rebekah Kohlhepprebekahkohlhepp
2023-03-26

The Case for Trans Liberation: A Review of <i>The Transgender Issue</i>
Shon Faye's The Transgender Issue: Trans Justice is Justice for All is the first book I've read that is solely dedicated to the trans issue. On
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+Equality

Rebekah Kohlhepprebekahkohlhepp
2023-03-05

Dreaming of a Free Future: A Review of <i>Becoming Abolitionists</i>
Becoming Abolitionists: Police, Protests, and the Pursuit of Freedom by Derecka Purnell was my first step in my own journey
sheseeksnonfiction.blog/2023/0

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