Missoula

In Missoula, Jon Krakauer explores the disturbing prevalence of rape culture in American society. He takes a deep look into the University of Montana's mishandling of sexual assault cases, revealing a system that often blames victims and protects perpetrators. This book will make you question the societal norms we've come to accept and inspire you to advocate for change.

Krakauer's research in Missoula shows a lack of accountability in institutions like universities and law enforcement. He reveals how these institutions often fail to properly investigate sexual assault cases, leading to a lack of justice for victims. This book will encourage you to demand more accountability from the institutions in your own life.

In Missoula, you'll find powerful and heartbreaking stories of survivors. Krakauer gives a voice to these individuals, highlighting their strength and resilience. Their stories serve as a reminder of the human impact of sexual assault and the importance of supporting survivors.

Krakauer also explores the role of media and public perception in shaping the narrative around sexual assault. He shows how media coverage can often perpetuate harmful stereotypes and victim-blaming attitudes. This book will make you think critically about the media you consume and how it influences your views.

Missoula is a call to action for systemic change. Krakauer's research shows that the current systems in place to handle sexual assault are deeply flawed and often retraumatize victims. This book will inspire you to advocate for better policies and practices in your community and beyond.