My takeaway from this book is that I need to go back to/continue grad school. I finally finished rereading the book that was assigned to...

This chapter of Solomon's book was the one that I dog-eared the most. I do not have any personal experience with this identity--only...

With popular culture beginning to dabble in the reality of incarceration, I had a basic understanding of criminality as an identity, but...

This chapter was one that I dog-eared the pages the second most, and I believe it was because I do not have any experience with...

I was struck by a story Solomon shared about a girl living with autism named Carly. She typed the following: "'If I could tell people one...

"All kinds of attributes make one less able. Illiteracy and poverty are disabilities, and so are stupidity, obesity, and boringness....

I look forward to sharing more of my thoughts provoked by various quotes in this book...