STAYIN ALIVE
BY Grace Lawrence
Book Details
- Genre: Non-fiction
- Language: English
- e-Book: 979-88-69194-73-2
- SubGenre: LGBTQ+ Rights
- Pages: 24
- Paperback: 978-93-58696-73-8
About the Book
“A Stayin’ Alive = Volume II” is an essential guide for the safety and empowerment of transgender and gender-nonconforming individuals. Authored by Grace Lawrence, a survivor of hate crimes, the book covers topics like preventing violence, harm reduction, self-defense, legal rights, and mental health. It provides practical strategies to protect the LGBTQ+ community from discrimination and violence while fostering resilience and community support.
About the Author
Grace Lawrence is an activist and survivor who advocates for the safety and rights of transgender and gender-nonconforming individuals. Having experienced hate crimes firsthand, she is dedicated to providing resources that educate, protect, and empower the LGBTQ+ community against discrimination and violence.
A survival guide written with compassion. It’s practical and comforting at once.
It feels like a guide and a hug at the same time. I only wish it was longer, but it’s still impactful.
Short, clear, and powerful. The part on resilience really stayed with me.
I got this to understand my sibling’s struggles. It changed the way I see things and how I support them.
Grace writes with so much honesty. The mix of self-defense, mental health, and legal advice makes it a must-read.
Eye-opening and heartfelt. Some advice felt familiar, but overall I’m glad this book exists.
This book is small but mighty. Grace’s words gave me hope and practical ways to stay safe. Truly empowering.
This reminded me a little of The Alchemist, a journey with a lot of wisdom packed into it. I found myself nodding along at some parts like “yes, this is so true.”
Grace Lawrence provides invaluable advice on safety, self-defense, and legal rights. This book is empowering and essential for the LGBTQ+ community.
A powerful guide for transgender and gender-nonconforming individuals. The advice on harm reduction and resilience is truly helpful and eye-opening.