In the pop culture age of Beyonce, Taylor Swift,
Admiral Michelle Howard, U.S. Army Rangers Capt. Kristen Griest & 1st
Lt. Shaye Haver, Ashley Nell Tipton, robust engagement and growth of the
members in the Society of Women Engineers, and more female college undergrads
than male in the U.S. and many other countries, why are women still judged
according to their relationship status, physical appearance and body weight
more than for their intelligence and accomplishments?
Redemption of the Heart by Moni Boyce contemporary romance Love Snacks Publishing 8 January 2019 Despite addressing heavy themes of domestic violence, incarceration, and grief, Redemption of the Heart is a charming and sweet spicy read in the tradition of a 21st-century interracial homage to Janet Dailey’s monthly romance era. Gemma’s open-hearted ingénue contrasts starkly with Alex’s jaded workaholic. They struggle with a variety of challenges, but ethnicity isn’t one of them—a spin that feels particularly modern. Once readers commit to their suspension of disbelief regarding the cascading impact of lacks in due diligence by several characters, it’s easy to settle in to enjoy this love story. The recent public debate about the pros and cons of Gillette’s “We believe the best man can be” campaign ties in with the contradictory messages in the story threads about toxic masculinity. There’s a scene in which Alex apologizes to someone who was openly bragging among coworkers
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