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This insightful audiobook explores the history and cultural significance of marriage in America, revealing how the institution has been used to address social issues and reinforce societal norms. It examines the ways in which marriage has been intertwined with race, gender, and social justice, often serving as a means of societal control or remedy. Through compelling storytelling, the work questions the societal obsession with marriage as a solution to deep-rooted inequalities, highlighting the broader implications for justice and social change.