A look at the rise of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and how a new generation of progressive activists are reshaping America.
What The Reviewers Say
Michael Kazin,
The New York Times Book Review
... a keenly observant narrative, albeit an entirely sympathetic one.
Jenny Hamilton,
Booklist
In part because Freedlander is focusing on disappointed Sanders supporters, much of the book focuses on white male activists, with Ocasio-Cortez as the notable exception. However, this book does offer thoughtful insight into a much-maligned branch of liberal thought, and it will appeal to politically inclined readers hoping for change..
Publishers Weekly
Milestones from Ocasio-Cortez’s college years, including her father’s death when she was 19 and her junior year in Niger, where she worked on maternal health-care issues, shed light on her personal motivations and political acumen, but the book’s strength lies in the attention Freedlander pays to lesser-known figures and movements.