Sonora Jha Bücher

Von der Vermittlung von Sensibilität bis hin zum Überwinden problematischer Botschaften aus den Medien, der wohlmeinenden Familie und der Kultur im Allgemeinen – wir haben viel zu tun, wenn es um unsere Jungen geht. Wir folgen der Reise einer Mutter, die als alleinstehende PoC-Frau in einem fremden Land einen Sohn aufzieht. Anhand von Geschichten aus ihrem eigenen Leben und umfangreichen Recherchen zeigt Sonora Jha uns allen in diesem mitreißenden Werk, wie wir bessere Feminist*innen und bessere Lehrer*innen für die nächste Generation von Männern werden können. Dieses ermutigende Buch bietet dringend benötigte Einblicke und umsetzbare Ratschläge.

Exploring the profound bond between mother and son, the narrative combines heartfelt personal essays with practical parenting advice. It aims to empower feminists seeking to challenge toxic masculinity through nurturing relationships. The book offers actionable insights for raising compassionate and respectful boys, making it both an emotional journey and a valuable resource for progressive parenting.

"Dr. Oliver Harding, a tenured professor of English, is long settled into the routines of a divorced, aging academic. But his quiet, staid life is upended by his new colleague, Ruhaba Khan, a dynamic Pakistani Muslim law professor. Ruhaba unexpectedly ignites Oliver's long-dormant passions, a secret desire that quickly tips towards obsession after her teenaged nephew, Adil Alam, arrives from France to stay with her. Getting to know them, Oliver tries to reconcile his discomfort with the worlds from which they come, and to quiet his sense of dismay at the encroaching change they represent-both in background and in Ruhaba's spirited engagement with the student movements on campus. After protests break out on campus demanding diversity across the university, Harding finds himself and his beliefs under fire, even as his past reveals a picture more complicated than it seems. As Ruhaba seems attainable yet not, and as the women of his past taunt his memory, Harding reacts in ways shocking and devastating. An explosive, tense, and illuminating work of fiction, The Laughter is a fascinating portrait of privilege, radicalization, class, and modern academia that forces us to confront the assumptions we make, as both readers and as citizens"-- Provided by publisher