I am trying to come back from my Goodreads/Storygraph break.
Read this book a while ago without ever writing down my thoughts.

It's a short good read. I remember taking a bit of time to understand what point the author wanted to make. Until I understood that the book is part history lesson / part racism educator for white people to convince them that racism is bad for them too (why am I saying them? I am white too lol).

So the book is basically about intersectionalism and how fighting racism means fighting other social injustices as well.
I liked getting that perspective.
(from Nov 2nd)