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Reviewed as an "enjoyable," "humorous," and "no-nonsense guide" to life management.

Perry captures the "radiant and radical" nature of Hansberry, showcasing her as a gifted intellectual involved in civil rights, queer politics, and anti-colonialism. lorraine

Perry uncovers the personal, emotional life of Hansberry, including her writings on her sexuality and her relationships, adding depth to the public figure. Looking for Lorraine is a "must-read" that restores

Looking for Lorraine is a "must-read" that restores Hansberry's place as a central figure in American intellectual thought, encouraging readers to engage with her radical vision. It is highly recommended for those interested in theater, queer history, and civil rights. Described as a "warm hug of a book"

The book moves beyond her famous play to examine her early death from cancer at 34 and her lasting, yet often neglected, legacy as a queer Black woman in American history.

Described as a "warm hug of a book" that is "feel good, clever," and "community spirited".