Joanna Brooks Books

Joanna Brooks is a national voice on Mormon life and politics and an award-winning scholar of religion and American culture. Her writing offers deep insights into the complex interplay of faith, identity, and social change within American society. Brooks is a veteran of the Mormon feminist and LGBT equality movements, bringing a unique perspective to her work. Her scholarship explores the nuanced landscape of religious belief and its intersection with contemporary social and political discourse.

An Introduction to Coping with Brain Injury

Mormonism and White Supremacy
American Religion and The Problem of Racial Innocence
240 pages
9 hours of reading
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The book provides a critical examination of American Christianity's complicity in perpetuating white supremacy, particularly within the context of Mormonism. Joanna Brooks reflects on her own cultural history, revealing how the assurance of innocence among white individuals has contributed to systemic racism. This exploration offers valuable insights for scholars of American religion and individuals of faith, prompting a necessary dialogue about the intersection of race and religion in contemporary society.
An Introduction to Coping with Brain Injury
New addition to the Introduction to Coping series of short primers on health conditions where CBT can benefit you. This covers advice on the science behind different types of acquired brain injuries and CBT techniques that can help with your gradual recovery.
Why We Left

Mormonism and White Supremacy

An Introduction to Coping with Brain Injury

Why We Left