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"On page 84, What an uplifting book! More Americans should read this inspiring work of how women led the fight against ISIS, especially when the battle was at its bleakest moment in Kobani. These women forged alliances and fought not for just their own ethnic Kurdish members, but to change the dynamic for women throughout the Middle East. Men everywhere could learn a great deal by reading about what these women braved." — Mar 31, 2021 09:16AM