The Making of Twenty-First-Century Richmond Elizabeth E. Houser will be of value to

will be of value to nurse educators who wish to invigorate their programs

she writes with generous rather than reductive wit

while later chapters focus on the latest instructional and assessment shifts

foster mothers as they struggle to mother and care-work in the face of exploitative social relations with the state

This is an engrossing work that reveals much about what is no doubt one of the most important institutions in the history of British colonialism and of world capitalism generally

The Making of Twenty-First-Century Richmond Elizabeth E. Houser will be of value toRichmond, Virginia, took center stage globally in the summer of 2020 as an epicenter of antiracist protests in the wake of the police murder of George Floyd. In a period of just a few weeks, overwhelming public support grew for removing Richmond's Confederate monuments. Activists then transformed the remaining statue of Robert E. Lee into a shrine to African American resolve, to the Black Lives Matter movement, and to Black victims of police