"In Disgrace, Bourke is both student and teacher, engaging carefully with 'the political, economic, and cultural labor' of diverse individuals and groups to craft a powerful, comprehensive, and necessary intervention that travels across multiple contexts, while always holding connection and care. She is rigorous in her analyses and reflections, while lovingly and unflinchingly challenging us to rethink, reimagine, and rework our individual and collective strategies for creating a world without sexual violence. Disgrace is an important read for feminist activists, organizers, scholars, and anyone who is interested in ending sexual violence."–Marai Larasi, advocate, community organizer, social justice consultant, and educator