Forced to Care: Coercion and Caregiving in America by Evelyn Nakano Glenn is a sharp, thought-provoking look at how care work is shaped by inequality, gender, race, and class. Drawing from social analysis, the book explores the hidden labor behind caregiving and the systems that make care both essential and undervalued.
Readers interested in sociology, public policy, and contemporary social issues will find a compelling examination of what caregiving means in America. Forced to Care offers insight into the pressures placed on caregivers and the broader human cost of depending on care work.
