摘要:Gabriel Rosenberg’ book is a critical perspective of Extension and 4-H club workin the United States and the export of 4-H abroad. A retrospective of early 4-Hand Extension domestic history, it highlights the social, cultural, political, andeconomic implications of 4-H implementation in rural America. An examinationof 4-H’s role in creating gender, race, and sexuality norms in society today isconducted. Stories and history are told with rich detail providing extensiveinformation to foster critical conversations about where 4-H has come from andwhere 4-H should be going. Extension professionals should read this book tounderstand the current domestic and international implementation context.