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Benjamin Perry

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Benjamin Perry wrote Learning to Cry.

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No One Taught Me How to Be a Man

“In a culture where conversations about masculinity often vacillate between simple answers or dismissals of the crisis afflicting men, No One Taught Me How to Be a Man brings desperately needed nuance. It's a courageous book that treats the way patriarchy harms men with tenderness and compassion, while still centering the harm it does to others. Not content with naming what is wrong, Kearns offers a path out. And as someone whose own masculinity has often been a site of pain and dysphoria, I didn't just find this book engaging. I found it healing.”

The Kingdom of Children

Children & Youth

“In a culture that simultaneously fetishizes and devalues children, Stollar takes them seriously as people. The Kingdom of Children is a beautiful step forward in embracing kids as leaders for moral change and a necessary corrective against their present abuse.”

The Wounds Are the Witness

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“Navigating both pain that is visible and all the hurt that lingers beneath the surface, The Wounds Are the Witness holds suffering with care and intimacy. Especially attentive to the ways people rush to 'healing,' Dr. Yolanda Pierce instead bears powerful witness. With unflinching clarity she names a litany of wounds, the searing truth that scars proclaim.”

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