Por que as mulheres estão exaustas? 😮‍💨 | Impressões de Maria

Do you also feel like you are always tired? In this video, I talk about female exhaustion based on two books: "Black Women Shouldn't Die Exhausted" by Jayne Allen and "Kim Jiyoung, Born in 1982" by Cho Nam-Joo. Two stories of women in different contexts, one in the United States and the other in South Korea, which expose how racism, sexism and social pressures affect and make women sick. 💬 If you've read any of these books or identified with the theme, share your impressions in the comments! 📖 Do you want to read the books? Buy them here: Black Women Shouldn't Die Exhausted: https://amzn.to/42SwXnC Kim Jiyoung, Born in 1982: https://amzn.to/44FqrD6 📚 JOIN MY READING CLUBS: • Impressions Club: https://impressoesdemaria.com.br/club... • Decolonial Readings Club: https://www.catarse.me/leiturasdecolo... PRINTED AFRICA SPREADSHEET: https://impressoesdemaria.com.br/plan... 💗 Support my work by purchasing the books mentioned here on the channel through my affiliate link below or contributing with a "Thanks" below the video. 💻 CHECK OUT MY WORK on the blog, Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, Skoob: • https://linktr.ee/impressoesdemaria Maria Ferreira is a black woman from Bahia. She is the creator of Clube Impressões, the Impressões de Maria fiction book reading club, and co-creator and curator of Clube Leituras Decoloniais, focused on reading and sharing reflections on decoloniality. She also writes poems and has a short story published in the book “Vozes Negras” (2019) and “6 Desejos de Natal” (6 Desejos de Natal) (2022), both published by Se Liga Editorial. She has a degree in Spanish from the Federal University of São Paulo. Her main interests are related to themes involving literature, black and decolonial feminism, and discussions about race and gender. She sees literature as an essential tool for transforming the world. ⚠️Want to advertise on Impressões de Maria? Write to: [email protected] ⚠️ For other matters: [email protected] 📹 Video editing and thumbnail art: @microversonerd