The Beginning and End of Rape: Confronting Sexual Violence in Native America
by Sarah Deer
Sarah Deer confronts sexual violence in Native America in this focused work on history, justice, and social change. The book offers readers an opportunity to engage with a serious issue affecting Native communities and to consider the broader legal and social questions surrounding accountability, protection, and meaningful change.
About This Book
The Beginning and End of Rape addresses sexual violence in Native America through the work of Sarah Deer.
The book confronts a serious social issue and considers the systems, histories, and conditions connected to it.
Its focus makes it relevant to readers interested in Native American studies, law, justice, and social change.
This is a challenging and purposeful nonfiction work centered on understanding sexual violence and seeking ways forward.
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