Stephanie Fine Sasse

Sort of like [b:Pantsuit Nation|33574274|Pantsuit Nation|Libby Chamberlain|https://images.gr-assets.com/books/1491331187s/33574274.jpg|54380697], Science Not Silence documents a topical march of the current era (I haven't read it yet but [b:Together We Rise: Behind the Scenes at the Protest Heard Around the World|36099203|Together We Rise Behind the Scenes at the Protest Heard Around the World|The Women's March Organizers|https://images.gr-assets.com/books/1515834199s/36099203.jpg|57683338] might be a better comparison for the genre). Rather than a look at how the March was organized, Science Not Silence shares anecdotes from participants- *why* march, or why organize, etc. Thematically relevant photos from various marches are grouped together (signs of people who are alive today because of science for example, or also people dressed/inspired by the Magic School Bus with a quote from the illustrator co-creator).

Very minor thing: found a few typos which made this feel rushed; however, gotta capture the moment soon after it happens.

Friendly reminder to contact your congress critters/representatives regularly to support science-based legislation and funding for research.… (meer)