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 coming of age tale written in verse from the point of view of Grace, an enslaved girl who at the start of the novel is summoned to work inside the master's house.