Women, Sex, and the Law

I guess this book is mainly read by people who are assigned it for a college class--that's when I first read it, back in 1991. Still, it's a good, interesting book on a serious topic, and deserves to be read by the general public. It covers topics like rape, sexual harassment, hate crimes directed at lesbians, domestic violence, and pornography. It's sometimes shocking, makes a lot of good points, and will be of interest to those who've read books by Susan Faludi, Gloria Steinem, Naomi Wolf, and the like.