Lacrime bianche / ferite scure. Femminismo e supremazia bianca

Hamad's insights challenge many mainstream narratives—I'm curious what personal experiences or research led her to highlight this specific struggle.

The book made me think about how well-meaning activism can sometimes overlook or undermine marginalized voices. Is this a common experience among readers?

Understanding the past seems crucial here, but I wonder how much of the history Hamad presents directly influences today’s activism and discourse.