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Nobody Passes Rejecting the Rules of Gender and Conformity Matt Bernstein Sycamore Books

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Nobody Passes Rejecting the Rules of Gender and Conformity Matt Bernstein Sycamore Books

A reminder of the diversity of human experience and the day-to-day struggles of non-conformists against a binary expectations of society. Whether it's gender, religion, ethnicity, sexual orientation, expression, or any number of combinations, this collection of stories is startling proof of our diversity. While it's a reaction against patriarchy, white supremacy, and the heteronormative expectations of society at large, it also exposes the difficulties inherent in trying to eliminate categories altogether and reject the concept of "passing."


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Nobody Passes Rejecting the Rules of Gender and Conformity Matt Bernstein Sycamore Books Reviews

With how much queer politics change and how fast they evolve, I sometimes wonder if anthologies more than a couple of years old will still touch me today. This one definitely does. As usual, Matthilda's anthology has surpassed my expectations, creating a diverse range of issues and related identity in which we (don't) pass each day. There wasn't a single essay in this that I didn't thoroughly enjoy. And I related to many personally.
Good. Thank you.
The premise of this book was good but the content was somewhat lacking. I wasn't pleased with the various writers selections and I think the editor/author could have done a better job. I was interested in a more objective anthology. Three stars.
If you think you have problems , read this book and you may change Y our X mind also. I have not read it ear to ear but that does not mean that it did not blow to hell some of my challenges and or
"problem people" like shit , it gave me more compassion in fact for my own as well
Good reading on a wide range of identity related topics. Some of the essays seem to go a little long and repetitive, but overall, a very good read. You may not find yourself agreeing with every conclusion drawn in each essay, but they are certainly thought provoking and engaging.
PLESE READ THIS BOOK!!!!!
So many great, eye opening stories! Educational, emotional, relatable!
A great read for gaining a little bit of insight into so many different perspectives. Each story is unique and incredibly thought-provoking. Not for the faint of heart but really, for every heart.
A reminder of the diversity of human experience and the day-to-day struggles of non-conformists against a binary expectations of society. Whether it's gender, religion, ethnicity, sexual orientation, expression, or any number of combinations, this collection of stories is startling proof of our diversity. While it's a reaction against patriarchy, white supremacy, and the heteronormative expectations of society at large, it also exposes the difficulties inherent in trying to eliminate categories altogether and reject the concept of "passing."