Pride Week: The Importance Of Inclusion In Sex Education

First published in 1970, 'Our Bodies, Ourselves' is a groundbreaking book that addresses various aspects of women's health and sexuality, including sexual health, birth control, abortion, pregnancy, childbirth, menopause, and violence against women. The book was created by the Boston Women's Health Book Collective and has undergone several revisions and updates. It emphasizes the importance of women's active participation in their healthcare, challenges medical dogmas, and provides a platform for women to share their personal experiences and insights. The book has been translated into over 30 languages and has sold more than four million copies, significantly influencing the women's health movement globally.

This book follows Jamie Goldberg, a Jewish teenager, and Maya Rehman, a Pakistani-American Muslim, as they team up to canvass for a political candidate. Through their experiences, they learn about activism, cultural differences, and the power of love and resistance. The story explores themes of politics, discrimination, and personal growth.