In the Land of God and Man: Confronting Our Sexual Culture

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Summary: The most needed book for Latinamericans!
Review: I read this book more than two months ago, and I still talk about it with my girlfriends and family in Colombia. This is a very crude and fair exploration of Latin culture and the risks of Latin women all around the Americas.

Paternostro is a brave journalist!

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Summary: A Must Read by Language, Cultural, Pol. Sci. Professors
Review: Many books have been written extensively by research scholars, all introducing Colombia through the front entrance. This book, for the first time, will take the reader inside this country and all its adjacent land, from Patagonia to the Rio Grand border, through the back entrance, paths and roads that even those of us who were born and raised there, never new or walked about.

But most importantly, that these depicted facts, form another crucial (never talked about) influence over the politics that keep our land from progressing in spite of the vast resources it possesses, including dormant brains.

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Summary: Required reading
Review: This book should be required reading for everyone, not just latin american men and women, as we all navigate through the globally shifting AIDS health crisis and the direct correlation to mutable sexual identities, mores and values. I learned things from this book that woke me up to world issues, the continuing struggle of female sexual rights. I use this book as a valuable reference.