I've read enough books on topics like this that a lot of this content was fairly familiar to me (some of the books I've read were even quoted by the author), but I really liked about this book is that it presents a perspective from outside the United States. So many anti-racist books that I've read are from American authors, and even though Hamad takes plenty of aim at American culture, her view is a lot wider and it's really significant to understand that these issues cross borders and need to discussed and addressed everywhere.