Invisible No More : Police Violence Against Black Women and Women of Color (Paperback)

from oddandbookish

I received this book for free through LibraryThing's Early Reviewers. This was such a powerful read. Andrea Ritchie did an amazing job making the invisible visible. Women are often left out of the narrative when it comes to police brutality and mass incarceration. I love how inclusive she was o...

from SeriousGrace

The praise for Invisible No More is overwhelming. Six pages of accolades from such notables as the cofounder of Black Lives Matter and the executive directors of Race Forward, Amnesty International, and Color of Change, to name a few. Words like powerful, passionate, incisive, compelling, and ess...

from cambridgecenter

This is a remarkable book. The author is a "Black lesbian immigrant and police-misconduct attorney. a d 2014 Senior Soros Justice Fellow, with more than two decades of experinece advocating against police violence and the criminalization of women and LGBTQ people of color" Most of us recognize th...

from ennedroC

I think this book does a lot for bringing awareness to women, trans, and gnc people of color who have been a victim of police brutality and state violence. Specifically, it is not afraid to focus on trans women and gender non-conforming-- along with those who do not necessarily fit into the binar...

from JerseyGirl21

I found the book to be an eye opener to the magnitude of what police get away with when it comes to all types of women, I'm so grateful that this book crossed my path.