Description
Introducing 'Thick' by Tressie McMillan Cottom, a thought-provoking trade paperback that dives deep into critical discussions on beauty, media, and culture. A must-read for anyone seeking to understand the intersections of race, gender, and identity in today's society, this 2019 release is filled with sharp commentary and unapologetic reflections. Celebrated across various platforms like NPR, PBS, and The Daily Show, 'Thick' has quickly garnered accolades from critics, including a spot on the New York Times Editor's Choice list and recognition from Entrepreneur magazine for its insightful approach to contemporary issues. McMillan Cottom, an award-winning professor and the author of 'Lower Ed', guides readers through eight powerful essays that blend personal anecdotes with pointed analysis. Her unique ability to articulate the nuances of life as a modern Black woman makes 'Thick' an essential addition to your collection of contemporary feminist literature. This compelling compendium not only critiques societal norms but also celebrates the rich tapestry of experience, resonating with voices like Lindy West and Rebecca Solnit. Whether you're a fan of spirited discussions about pumpkin spice lattes or the political realm, this book serves up a hearty serving of wit, wisdom, and Southern charm. Experience the bold and invigorating prose of Tressie McMillan Cottom as she challenges conventions and inspires thought, ensuring ‘Thick’ finds a permanent place on your bookshelf as a significant contemporary piece for understanding identity and society today.