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100 1  Del Duca, Rosa,|eauthor. 
245 10 Breaking cadence :|bone woman's war against the war
       |h[Hoopla electronic resource] /|cRosa del Duca. 
250    Unabridged. 
264  1 [United States] :|bRosa del Duca,|c2021. 
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511 1  Read by Rosa Del Duca. 
520    At a time when her college peers are debating what to 
       major in, going to parties, and working jobs they can quit
       without threat of prosecution, Rosa del Duca is a secret 
       traitor. She is a conscientious objector stuck in a 
       National Guard uniform during the War on Terror. When the 
       call comes to ship out, she faces the biggest quandary of 
       her life: abandon some of the most caring and brave 
       Americans she's ever met, or follow her moral compass, no 
       matter the consequences. This first-of-its kind memoir is 
       about the struggle to do the right thing when right and 
       wrong is not black and white. It's about forbidden 
       romances, moral mind games, and the Army's unnerving 
       ability to function like a family. It's a story about a 
       girl who made a bad choice and had to stand up against a 
       male-dominated apparatus so powerful it has its own laws. 
       It's about digging under those walls and coming out with 
       something to say about the sanctity of youth and a freedom
       that is truly free.  In 2020 Breaking Cadence won the NYC 
       Big Book Award for memoir. Here is some of the praise for 
       the book:  "It's hard to believe that a 17-year-old who 
       can't vote or drink can go to war. Del Duca's experience 
       as one of those teens - who joined the National Guard to 
       pay for college and then finds herself on the verge of 
       being sent to fight a war she thinks is morally wrong - is
       as harrowing as they come. I was riveted by her story and 
       her strength." --Julia Scheeres, author of NYT bestseller 
       Jesus Land and A Thousand Lives   "Rosa is a beautiful 
       storyteller as she unravels the ugly truths about good 
       intentions twisted and used by the violent and careless 
       system. Reading her book is the seed of inspiration we all
       need as we learn about the systems we live within and how 
       violent they can be to others. It is time to divest from 
       war and invest ourselves in a culture of peace. Rosa lays 
       the bread crumbs for us to follow." --Jodie Evans, co-
       founder and director of CODEPINK 
538    Mode of access: World Wide Web. 
600 10 Del Duca, Rosa. 
610 10 California.|bNational Guard|vBiography. 
610 20 California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo.
       |bArmy ROTC|vBiography. 
650  0 Iraq War, 2003-2011|xConscientious objectors|zUnited 
       States|vBiography. 
700 1  Del Duca, Rosa. 
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