Brief summary Unbound by Tarana Burke is a powerful memoir about her journey as a Black woman from the Bronx to becoming the founder of the #MeToo movement. It explores the intersections of race, gender and class and the importance of creating safe spaces for survivors of sexual violence.

Unbound is a poet's intimate account of life in San Francisco in the '80s and '90s during the apex of the AIDS epidemic. In his search for meaning, Shurin dives down into the broken-hearted, revelatory core of the social landscape and the lives of friends who both succumbed to and transcended the disease.