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Look. Judge. Repeat

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The investigation was supposed to go away quietly. So were they.

Charleston, fall 2000. Five years after a court ruling forced Graham Military College to admit women, the school insists assimilation is working. Then, at midnight on Ring Night, the entire Corps of Cadets is called to formation. Someone has reported that the field house is being used for sexual activity, and every cadet will be questioned.

Kensley Bennett is a knob, a first-year cadet at the bottom of the hierarchy. Her father and grandfather both wore the Graham ring, and she means to earn one of her own. But the investigation is handed to a senior she is sure resents every woman in the Corps, and Kensley starts asking questions no one wants answered.

The answers lead to the LAMC Foundation, a powerful alumni network that has spent years fighting to take Graham private. Somewhere between the Foundation's money and the college's reputation, the truth has already been decided. And Kensley is keeping a secret of her own.

Look. Judge. Repeat. is historical fiction about what an institution does when the people inside it know too much, and what it demands of a young woman who refuses to disappear.

Lived first, fictionalized second. R. M. Kinney was a member of The Citadel's first full class of female cadets, Class of 2001, and kept a journal through her own knob year (and beyond) cause she knew then that she always wanted to write a book. Kensley Bennett is fiction, but every silenced glance and every moment of institutional pressure in these pages was lived before it was written.

The Lords of Discipline showed what the institution was capable of. Look. Judge. Repeat. shows what it felt like from the inside, written by someone they never planned to let in.

For readers of Pat Conroy, Kristin Hannah, and anyone who has ever stood inside a system that was not built for them and refused to leave.

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  • ISBN-13: 9798218582272
  • ISBN-10: 9798218582272
  • Publisher: Rebeccakinney
  • Publish Date: December 2024
  • Dimensions: 9 x 6 x 0.61 inches
  • Shipping Weight: 0.87 pounds
  • Page Count: 268

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