Mentu
Must read!!!
July 28, 2025 · Format: Paperback
Slanted Justice is the embodiment of survival. I truly enjoyed this book. It's jaw dropping what happens to those who try to make their American dream come true. Love love it!!!
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Honest voices from readers who have experienced Slanted Justice firsthand.
Mentu
July 28, 2025 · Format: Paperback
Slanted Justice is the embodiment of survival. I truly enjoyed this book. It's jaw dropping what happens to those who try to make their American dream come true. Love love it!!!
SY
July 29, 2025 · Format: Paperback
Excellent story telling of the life of an immigrant and entrepreneur that reveals the flaws of the justice system. This would make a great TV series.
Essayists bezabeh
July 29, 2025 · Format: Paperback
After reading Justice Slanted, I was deeply moved and inspired by Zed Wondimu's strength, honesty, and resilience. As an immigrant myself, I found her story both heartbreaking and empowering—a powerful testimony to what it means to hold on to integrity in the face of injustice. Her journey from a visionary entrepreneur introducing Ethiopian culture through food, to a woman battling a flawed legal system, is told with grace, courage, and unwavering faith. This book reminded me how often immigrant success is questioned rather than celebrated, and how crucial it is to share these stories. I wholeheartedly recommend Justice Slanted to anyone who values justice, perseverance, and the quiet power of truth. Zed's voice is one that deserves to be heard.
Alem W. Mathias
September 13, 2025 · Format: Paperback
Her rise should have been applauded, but admiration was not the universal response. As a devoted mother and accomplished entrepreneur, Zed Wondemu - an immigrant and minority - built and ran her businesses with professionalism, transparency, and accountability. Her success was no accident—it was the result of discipline, integrity, and hard work. She not only thrived in her enterprises but also contributed meaningfully to her community. Yet, her achievements and lifestyle soon attracted the scrutiny of some in positions of power. For them, the idea that an immigrant and a minority woman could rise to such heights was simply intolerable. Envy and prejudice began to overshadow fairness. What unfolded in the years that followed reads like a gripping drama—one that will keep you turning the pages, questioning assumptions, and reflecting on the fragile line between justice and injustice. It takes courage to stand up and share one's truth, but author Zed Wondemu has done exactly that. This is more than just a memoir; it is a must-read story of resilience, strength, and the pursuit of truth against the odds. There are always two sides to a story—and Slanted Justice gives us one that urgently needed to be told.
Ethio Diaspora Radio
Kidist EbenEzer, Founder of Ethio Diaspora Media
May 23, 2026 · Format: Kindle
Zed Wondemu is a kind, honest, and justice-driven person who wrote "Slanted Justice" from her real, life experiences. Her story is powerful, inspiring, and full of courage. This book helps people understand the challenges immigrants face in America while reminding readers to stand for justice, kindness, and hope. I highly recommend everyone read this meaningful book.
Mel Negussie
May 25, 2026 · Format: Paperback
Such a genuine, shocking and powerful story from an incredible businesswoman who helped so many people during her career. The question remains as why what happened to her took place. This is an American story of hard work and perseverance.
Helen Mesfin
Executive Producer & Host, The Helen Show on EBS TV
November 18, 2025 · Format: Paperback
Slanted Justice is a powerful and moving memoir that stayed with me long after I turned the final page. Zed courageously takes us through her life as an Ethiopian immigrant fighting to achieve the American Dream while confronting a legal system that wasn't built with people like her in mind. Her journey exposes the structural inequities facing Black immigrants and small business owners — people who work tirelessly, contribute immensely, create jobs, and uplift communities, yet are too often met with suspicion instead of support. Many of us know this but rarely see it documented with such honesty. Reading Slanted Justice reminded me of the countless immigrants who, like Zed, carry both the weight of survival and the responsibility of building opportunity for others. It is a story of extraordinary resilience, but it is also a mirror reflecting the harsh realities many in our community endure quietly, courageously, and with unwavering hope. Zed's determination, her refusal to give up even when the odds were stacked against her, and her commitment to justice make this book not only inspiring but essential. I highly recommend it.
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