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We are excited to present to you the new Feminist Library podcast!! Presented by Summer Moraes, this podcast interviews artists and writers on art, books and feminism. Each guest picks out three books from the feminist library and talks about …
We are excited to present to you the new Feminist Library podcast!! Presented by Summer Moraes, this podcast interviews artists and writers on art, books and feminism. Each guest picks out three books from the feminist library and talks about …
Lessons in Liberation is an excellent toolkit for educators looking to bring more abolitionist views into their teaching practice. It is a series of essays, lesson plans, posters, poems and interviews that explores different people’s experiences of and points of …
BOOK REVIEW:Lessons in Liberation: An Abolitionist Toolkit for Educators Read more »
A good exploration of the dichotomies between Eastern and Western feminism and the ability of Western feminism and Eastern traditions to both positively and negatively influence gender practices in India. An excellent in-depth examination of the history of feminist issues …
‘Pandemic Solidarity: Mutual Aid During the Covid-19 Crisis’ Edited by Marina Sitrin and Colectiva Sembrar Reading material produced three years ago, at the nascent stage of the Covid-19 pandemic, evokes an incredibly bittersweet sensation: while there is a huge sense …
You are warmly invited to attend the launch of Be More Bonobo, an exhibition of research and work in progress by Rachael House, made during her residency at The Feminist Library This work brings the peaceful, female led, behaviourally bisexual …
Googling Nan Goldin for the first time, I became obsessed with her work. Emotionally raw and hard-hitting. Her pictures possess a cinematic quality about them whilst remaining real and true to life. Each shot feels deeply personal and honest. Particularly …
All the Beauty and the Bloodshed – A Film by Laura Poitras Read more »
Marquis Bey’s brilliant unpacking of black trans feminism portrays it as wholly interconnected to worldly inhabitation through history, law, medicine, literature, and explores its numerous facets. Tracking the unfixed nature of these titular categories through history, Bey establishes gender transgression …
Modest Fashion presents an interesting collection of essays by several authors discussing the nuances of modest dressing subcultures across religions, particularly in the digital age. Opening with a look into Islamic online fashion alongside research that navigates the religious authority …
Modest Fashion: Styling Bodies, Mediating Faith edited by Reina Lewis Read more »
“Readers of this book don´t need me to tell them that we´re in trouble.” With this gripping first sentence, Nancy Fraser sets the scene for the exploration of the malady that is capitalism in her newest book, Cannibal Capitalism – …
