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Teaching to Transgress from Routledge Price: $15.61 Customer Review:  We read this book in class at the graduate level and her ideas caused a great deal of controversy. Some loved her and others were sure she was radical with no agenda except for blaming others for her anger. I thought that her book was non-academic because it was not an academic piece of writing.... |
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All About Love: New Visions from Harper Paperbacks Price: $10.40 Customer Review:  I think people who know nothing about love should avoid writing books about it. Hooks knows a bit more about hate. This is obvious from her own words. |
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Where We Stand from Routledge Price: $11.53 Customer Review:  I started reading this book shortly before Hurricane Katrina struck the Gulf Coast and news clips began pouring in from New Orleans. More clearly than ever, I understood the need for books like Where We Stand to encourage us to think about issues of class in America and then take action in our own... |
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Talking Back: Thinking Feminist, Thinking Black from South End Press Price: $15.00 Customer Review: Required reading not only for feminists - both men and women -but for writers and other artists. Valuable for all humans who have been silenced at some point in their lives. Since that includes most children, this book has much to offer all of us. |
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Feminism Is for Everybody: Passionate Politics from South End Press Price: $9.60 Customer Review: For anyone new to radical feminism and/or the work of cultural critic and black feminist activist bell hooks, "Feminism Is for Everybody: Passionate Politics" is a wonderful introduction. Like all of her books, it is clear, concise and rich with wisdom. Like Audre Lorde, Cherrie Moraga, Barbara... |
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Feminist Theory, Second Edition: From Margin to Center (South End Press Classics Series) from South End Press Price: $10.40 Customer Review: The readings are pretty good and insightful. The chapters are long enough to complete in one sitting and provides the ability for comprehension without too much reading. The topics provide deep thought and are right on point. |
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Outlaw Culture: Resisting Representations from Routledge Price: $24.95 Customer Review:  This is certainly one amazing book. bell hooks superbly crafts her argument to truly make her readers think, to make them look at seemingly clear-cut issues in a different light. hooks shows very convincingly that there are many issues below the surface that we must explore if we are ever to have... |
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Reel To Real from Routledge Price: $27.95 Customer Review: bell hooks is as critical and analytical as ever. Of all bell hooks' books that I've read, this is the best. The synopsis above says it all. Now all you have to do is read it. Filmmakers, pop culturalists, and people who think will be in pig-heaven |
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Ain't I a Woman: Black Women and Feminism from South End Press Price: $10.95 Customer Review: This is an amazingly eye opening book for those who yearn to learn of the TRUE roots of American capitalism. Two prerequisites in order to enjoy this book: A) an open mind and B) an optimum outlook on change in society. Read this book and enjoy! |
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Bone Black: Memories of Girlhood (Bone Black) from Owl Books (NY) Price: $10.40 Customer Review: This book is especially for intelligent black females, but is for all who want to understand the pains of growing up being a poor black female. |
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