JD Vance Mention Spurs Bell Hooks' 'Communion' Bestseller Return
In 2002, Black feminist writer and scholar bell hooks published 'Communion', arguing women are conditioned to seek love externally and should cultivate self-love. In July 2026, a mention by JD Vance in his book propelled hooks' work back onto the New York Times bestseller list.
Key facts
- Bell hooks published 'Communion' in 2002.
- The book argues women should focus on self-love.
- JD Vance's book mention led to its return to bestseller lists.
- The resurgence occurred in July 2026.
- The New York Times reported on the phenomenon.
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