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Powerful tales of resilience, from educators and librarians in the face of the growing bigotry stoked by the far right Heartbreaking yet hopeful, Pushed to the Edge is a powerful revelation of the war taking place against public school teachers and their students. JoAnne Tompkins, author of What Comes After
When the Proud Boys stormed a library near her former school to disrupt a Drag Story Hour, veteran public school teacher Sue Granzella knew she had to respond. Drawing on more than thirty years in the classroom, she began documenting the stories of fellow educators and librarians across
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Powerful tales of resilience, from educators and librarians in the face of the growing bigotry stoked by the far right Heartbreaking yet hopeful, Pushed to the Edge is a powerful revelation of the war taking place against public school teachers and their students. JoAnne Tompkins, author of What Comes After

When the Proud Boys stormed a library near her former school to disrupt a Drag Story Hour, veteran public school teacher Sue Granzella knew she had to respond. Drawing on more than thirty years in the classroom, she began documenting the stories of fellow educators and librarians across California who have been harassed and threatened for teaching honestly about race, gender, immigration, religion, and sexuality. Many would be surprised to hear that it's happening in California, the state long considered the haven of liberals and the pinnacle of acceptance and tolerance. If states such as Florida and Texas have been the canary-in-the-coalmine of nascent culture wars, California is now the disaster siren, screaming a state of emergency.



Pushed to the Edge is a powerful and timely collection of first-person accounts from the front lines of today's escalating culture wars. Cassandra, a young, queer woman of color and an award-winning teacher, was shattered by homophobia and viciously emboldened parents, and was ultimately forced to leave the job she'd dreamed of since kindergarten. In Temecula, educators mobilized their community to try to overthrow the majority-Christian nationalist school board determined to eliminate the teaching of Black history. While rooted in California, the book's insights and urgency resonate nationwideoffering both a sobering view of what's at stake in our schools and our libraries and a hopeful testament to those who refuse to back down.


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Autorenporträt
Sue Granzella is a longtime public school teacher in the San Francisco Bay Area. Her writing has appeared in over forty journals and anthologies, including The Masters Review, Full Grown People, Hippocampus, and Ascent, and has been recognized as Notable in Best American Essays. She has won the Naomi Rodden Essay Award, a Memoirs Ink contest, multiple awards in the Soul-Making Keats Literary Competition, and was runner-up for Teachers and Writers' Bechtel Prize. Pushed to the Edge is her first book.