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Adam Dziechczarczyk
reviewed Drugs and People: Medications, Their History and Origins, and the Way They Act on May 26, 2015
Drugs and People
Butch Lee critiques everything I learned in high school about Harriet Tubman and uncovers Harriet Tubman's past based on context and feminist analysis. I finished this book with the impression that Tubman really was an Amazon, a term chosen by Lee. Also, that Tubman was one of many rebels. Although Tubman may have led an atypical life - taking on men's roles as a nurse and as a leader of male troops carrying arms; later living unmarried - she was certainly not unique.
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