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Students and scholars studying intersectionality, gender studies, race and ethnic studies, and social movements would all benefit from Jacquet's intersectional reframing of the twentieth-century history of two major movements that, in our own day, need each other more than ever. --Journal of the History of Sexuality [A] masterful study of the gendered and racialized dynamics in modern antirape activism.--The Journal of African American History The first comprehensive study that examines the black freedom and women's liberation movements' responses to rape alongside one other. . . . The Injustices of Rape is equally relevant as an introduction to antirape activism as well as a deep dive that will further the knowledge of experts and advocates. Jacquet's book raises as many questions about our present as it does about the past.--Affilia: Journal of Women and Social Work

The first comprehensive study that examines the black freedom and women's liberation movements' responses to rape alongside one other. . . . The Injustices of Rape is equally relevant as an introduction to antirape activism as well as a deep dive that will further the knowledge of experts and advocates. Jacquet's book raises as many questions about our present as it does about the past.--Affilia: Journal of Women and Social Work

Students and scholars studying intersectionality, gender studies, race and ethnic studies, and social movements would all benefit from Jacquet's intersectional reframing of the twentieth-century history of two major movements that, in our own day, need each other more than ever. --Journal of the History of Sexuality [A] masterful study of the gendered and racialized dynamics in modern antirape activism.--The Journal of African American History The first comprehensive study that examines the black freedom and women's liberation movements' responses to rape alongside one other. . . . The Injustices of Rape is equally relevant as an introduction to antirape activism as well as a deep dive that will further the knowledge of experts and advocates. Jacquet's book raises as many questions about our present as it does about the past.--Affilia: Journal of Women and Social Work

[A] masterful study of the gendered and racialized dynamics in modern antirape activism.--The Journal of African American History The first comprehensive study that examines the black freedom and women's liberation movements' responses to rape alongside one other. . . . The Injustices of Rape is equally relevant as an introduction to antirape activism as well as a deep dive that will further the knowledge of experts and advocates. Jacquet's book raises as many questions about our present as it does about the past.--Affilia: Journal of Women and Social Work

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Catherine O. Jacquet is assistant professor of history and women's and gender studies at Louisiana State University.

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