Covering

Kenji Yoshino's "Covering" explores the concept of 'covering,' where individuals subtly mask aspects of their identity to conform to societal expectations.

Yoshino argues that this practice, while seemingly innocuous, constitutes a form of discrimination that limits individual expression and full participation in society.

The book examines various forms of covering across different identity groups, highlighting its impact on self-perception, social relationships, and career advancement.

Yoshino's work challenges readers to confront the subtle ways in which societal norms and biases shape individual behavior and calls for a more inclusive and accepting society.