This week's review provides a historical overview of LGBTQ+ picture books, analyzing how LGBTQ+ individuals have been depicted over time and how children's books with LGBTQ+ themes can transform society.
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Through its examination of ocean politics, this week's review addresses current challenges and offers steps to help preserve our waters.
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Its overturning in university admissions marks a new stage in a long debate over affirmative action.
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This essay first appeared in the July 2023 issue of Choice (volume 60 | issue 11).
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Looking at the lives and letters of Jane and Anna Maria Porter, this week's review positions the Porter sisters as pioneers of historical fiction and sources of inspiration for Romantic-era women writers.
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10 reviews handpicked from the latest issue of Choice.
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For Disability Pride Month, this week's review analyzes how blindness was understood socially in early modern Japan.
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A list of the latest and soon-to-be-released publications through October 2024.
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This week's review applies a critical race theory lens to the Supreme Court under Chief Justice John Roberts, examining the impact of Roberts's position of neutrality on cases related to race.
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Taylor combines political and feminist theory to flesh out a nuanced understanding of intersectionality and how it developed over time through the collective work of women-of-color theorists.
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This week's review acknowledges the emotional toll transgender people face in today's society and confronts overgeneralized assumptions of what it means to be trans.
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The best of all the titles appropriate for two-year colleges reviewed in the June issue of Choice.
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This week's review delves into the Colored Conventions movement, revealing how Black activism in the 19th century encompassed more than abolitionism.
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